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!

Many international students come to America with the hope of getting a degree, a job and a sponsor.  If they find an employer to sponsor them, international students can work in America for... read more!

When Divya Gathe left India for America in the summer of 2007, she had a plan: She’d get a master’s degree from NJIT, find a job in her field -- telecommunications and networking --... read more!

When Glenn Hanlon moved out of his dorm, his roommates were sad.  Not only to see him go, but also because of what he took with him.While living in the dorm Hanlon had built a Linux server... read more!

When she was 23, Sharon Katzman (class of 2006) was in a car accident so severe that doctors thought she wouldn’t live through the night. The crash left her in a coma with a rash of... read more!

Isao Kato studies at NJIT but lives and works in Taiwan. He’s able to do that since he’s pursuing a master’s degree in Professional and Technical Communications (MSPTC). All of... read more!

Vishagan Ratnaswamy, a recent NJIT graduate who did groundbreaking research in granular science, has won a fellowship to pursue a doctorate in aeronautical engineering at the California Institute... read more!

When Darlene Clovis (class of 2004) saw the destruction that the earthquake had visited upon Haiti, she knew she wanted to help.  Her parents were both born in Haiti, and though she grew up... read more!

Chitra Sridhar started playing chess when she was 6.  Her father taught her how to play.  He loved the game and she loved him and his passion for the game soon became her passion. ... read more!