The Sport Report, Summer 2017 Issue:

The NJCU men’s basketball team was on fire this past winter, earning a national rank for seven weeks and a 22-7 ledger,marking the second consecutive year the team won more than 20 games during the regular season.

The Arts, Summer 2017 Issue:

Violet Hilton (Carly Hatcher) wants a home and a husband. Her sister, Daisy (Kristina Plate), on the other hand, seeks fame and fortune.

News In Brief, Summer 2017 Issue:

NJCU’s Blueprint for Tomorrow Gala, as always, provided great food and fine entertainment. But this year’s festivities also had a twist.

Insight, Summer 2017 Issue:

According to the New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA), outmigration is a growing problem in New Jersey.

Infocus, Summer 2017 Issue:

The University declared its unyielding support for refugees at the NJCU Student Union in February. The event, Open Arms, Open Hearts, Open Doors, was spearheaded by past and current student leaders of the Muslim Student Association.

Summer 2017 Issue

The website WalletHub conducted an exhaustive study this year, mea-suring the ethno-racial, linguistic, and birthplace diversity of 500 cities across the nation.

News In Brief, Winter 2017:

In September, NJCU was abuzz with activity. Campus tours maneuvered around lively games on the Green.

Class Notes, Winter 2017:

Joan Whitaker Melvin visited campus this past spring. She met her husband, Albert Melvin ’52 (now deceased) while attending here. She graduated from college at 19 and went on to become a teacher and then a principal in Cranford, N.J. She now resides in Indiana.

Faculty Notes, Winter 2017:

Professor of Media Arts Robert Albrecht was recently honored with the Excellence in Teaching Award, presented by the NJCU Chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS).

The Sport Report, Winter 2017:

The Athletics Department welcomed three new fall sport coaches to NJCU family this past summer. Joseph Cullen was named head coach of men’s soccer, Anthony Tuesta was selected head coach of women’s soccer, and Reggie James, Jr. joined the staff as head coach of men’s and women’s cross country and club indoor/outdoor track and field.