Your education is not complete unless you study abroad: that’s how many NJIT students feel. There is nothing quite equal to being immersed in a foreign culture and studying at a foreign... read more!

Richard Garber can make the most mundane object beautiful. What, for instance, is uglier than a construction walkway, a sidewalk bridge that shields pedestrians from whatever unheavenly hazards... read more!

America’s aging infrastructure is crumbling: bridges have collapsed, levees have burst and highways have fallen.  Many of our ports, industries and transportation centers, moreover,... read more!

Chris and Ade, two NJIT grads (2002), opened an art store. It’s just down the road from the university, on Halsey and New Streets, a neighborhood that is beginning to feel like Greenwich... read more!

Dena Baskous misses the wild open spaces of Alaska. She grew up in Anchorage, where she learned to love the manifold beauties of nature. When she was a girl, her parents often took her camping in... read more!

In the fall of 2008, pending approval, the New Jersey School of Architecture will offer a new degree in fine art.  If you like the fine arts, but also love new media, and would like to... read more!

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