Al-Jabril Muhammad, a senior in the Music Program of NJCU’s Music/Dance/Theatre Department, earned top honors at NJNATS (New Jersey National Association of Teachers of Singing) Festival of Singing…

New Jersey City University, in conjunction with University Academy Charter High School (UACHS) and M.E.T.S. Charter School, both in Jersey City, have selected six new students to serve as Teacher…

7 Scholarships and 2 Stipends AvailableDeadline is March 17, 2017Attention STEM Scholars: NJCU is excited to announce a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for STEM majors who wish to obtain a teaching…

Dear Members of the NJCU Community:One of the hallmarks of NJCU is its tremendous diversity.  With more than 60 different ethnicities represented, and more than 30 languages spoken on campus,…

Program to Facilitate Informed Business Decision-makingThe NJCU School of Business at New Jersey City University has launched a Master of Science degree program in Business Analytics and Data Science…

Dr. Will Guzmán, a scholar of African/African American history and culture, is the newly appointed Director of the Lee Hagan Africana Studies Center at New Jersey City University. NJCU’s Lee…

Three NJCU students, Phil Cranwell ’17, Will Ospina ’19, and Richard Pastrana ’16, ’17 M.S., were recently selected to attend The Washington Center’s Presidential Inauguration Seminar. The event,…

Scholarships are available for undergraduate and graduate students currently enrolled in the Deborah Cannon Partridge Wolfe College of Education. Awards range from $250 to $1,200. Please click HERE…

Team NJCU competed in the XXIV International Economics Convention December 9 -10, 2016, hosted by C.H.M. College (Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani College). Convention organizers challenged…

 NJCU recently hosted the Diversity Issues in Higher Education Conference, an annual event designed to provide minority students with strategies for becoming successful in both college and the…