Joy Akeju, Contributing Writer
• February 23, 2021
Students have been raising concerns about the quality of internet connection at NJCU throughout all three dorms and main campus buildings. This interferes with their educational and recreational online...
NJCU’s Counseling Center has big changes this semester as the former director, Abisola Gallagher-Hobson has retired. An interim consultant has been appointed while the waitlist is ongoing.
There...
The university is expanding in south Jersey with plans for a new campus at Fort Monmouth. Located in Oceanport, the Fort Monmouth campus will include a renovated building called Squier Hall. Both are set...
Coronavirus cases have increased over the last few weeks at NJCU. As of January 8th, there are a total of 119 positive cases within the university.
63 of those cases are from commuter students, and...
As students push through their finals at the end of an unprecedented semester, the Pass/Fail/No Credit option was not offered by the NJCU administration. However, in Spring 2020, the grading option was...
Are you going grocery shopping anytime soon? Well, make sure you bring a tote bag with you because plastic bags have been canceled.
In early November, Gov. Phil Murphy signed S864 into law, which is...
Flags from around the world line the interior of NJCU’s student union building, but while the university celebrates diversity, more than half of all its professors are white.
NJCU is recognized as...
The Gothic Times met with Alyssa Moreno from the League of Women Voters of New Jersey and shared ways on voting for the upcoming presidential election.
Brenda Araniva, Contributing Writer
• September 18, 2020
As a first-time voter in New Jersey, I’m encouraging everyone to register to vote. You have the power to choose who will represent your community and future generation.
When my pre-law summer program...
After an entire school year with the Westside Avenue light rail station being closed, it is now reopened and students, faculty, and staff can now commute better to campus.
Gabriel Bulaon, a junior Global...
As summer comes to a close, every student, teacher, and parent are weighing in on the state of education for the fall semester. A poll conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that close to 66...
When the university unlocks its gates in the Fall, many professors will strive to have students in a secured environment with online and HyFlex learning, a model where students can attend class both in-person...
