
Advocates want business tax surcharge back; business interests decry corporate transit fee

Advocates want business tax surcharge back; business interests decry corporate transit fee

Graduate students, post-doctoral students and adjuncts had been without a contract for more than 18 months
NJ Spotlight NewsAdjuncts, graduate workers, post-doctorate students cite financial and working conditions

Adjuncts, graduate and postdoctoral students frustrated that new contract not settled
NJ Spotlight NewsAdjuncts, graduate and postdoctoral students have been working without a contract

Money intended to fund scientific research is being diverted

The Pay It Forward program is aimed at helping students get into high-demand careers

Through Oct. 19, Gov. Phil Murphy raised $16 million to Jack Ciattarelli’s $13 million

Calling disaster ‘catastrophic and sad,’ Mayor Steve Fulop says his new legislation would create transparency

Interview with Matthew Bandelt, Assistant Professor of civil and environmental engineering at New Jersey Institute of Technology

A collaboration 17 years in the making

Some worry the site could get swamped by frustrated folks from outside Essex County.

Students are getting ready as New Jersey colleges and universities prepare to reopen this fall with state-approved plans to keep campuses safe from COVID-19. But ...

NJIT researchers working in a basement lab have developed a DIY swab for 3D printers that can be used for COVID-19 tests. You can download ...

Meeting in Newark on the campus of NJIT, the Budget and Appropriations Committee of the upper house held the first in a series of budget ...

The academic powerhouses of Rutgers and Princeton University will team up with NJIT to create an innovation hub for disease treatment.

More than 5,000 people will travel from around the world to attend this year’s VOICE Summit at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark.

A seamless 5G world is still years away. It’ll take time to build up the infrastructure and guarantee cybersecurity, but it’s the future.

Per Scholas' managing director says they expect to enroll 100 students this year, and two-thirds of those will be Newark residents.

Gibson served four terms as Newark mayor, from 1970 to 1986, and was the first black man to lead a major Northeast city.