If you want to learn how to build a car, or even a plane, NJIT has just the club for you: the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).SAE offers students a chance to build a Baja car, a Formula car... read more!

After they graduated from NJIT, George Burke and Shamoon Siddiqui used to hang out in East Brunswick at the Barnes and Noble bookstore. They’d read a lot of books off the shelves that they... read more!

On what he describes as the best day of his life, Balavignesh Thirumalainambi received this news: He got an A in his favorite class: Healthcare Information Systems. And that A meant his... read more!

Professor Basil Baltzis has taught at NJIT for more than twenty-five years, and during that time he has distinguished himself as a scholar, a researcher and a teacher.He has a gift for explaining... read more!

On the first day of the fall semester, NJIT President Robert Altenkirch traditionally welcomes students with a pancake breakfast – a free breakfast served outside on the campus green. ... read more!

Haila Hudson (1988) is a pioneer in the fields of construction and professional engineering. She was one of the first women in New Jersey to become a licensed electrician, and one of the first... read more!

Sometimes a bit of luck – a stroke of happenstance – helps a student find a subject he loves. It worked that way for Chris Sakowski.During his first year in high school, Chris... read more!

In the fall of 2008, the New Jersey School of Architecture will offer a new degree in interior design.  In the below interview, John Cays, associate dean at the architecture school,... read more!

In the fall of 2008, the New Jersey School of Architecture launched a degree in digital design.  If you are a student who wants to fuse digital skills with creative energy, this degree might... read more!

As he stands outside in the sun serving breakfast to anxious students, one NJIT dean is heard to say: “Eating pancakes has been shown to improve your calculus scores. So by all means, eat... read more!