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Burt Kimmelman, acclaimed poet, literary scholar and distinguished professor in NJIT’s Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, is receiving early praise for his new eclectic collection of essays, titled Visible at Dusk.

Gary Dahms, president and CEO of T&M Associates, has been recognized as Force for Change (FFC) honoree for the Engineering category. Force for Change highlights New Jersey’s most innovative leaders, and for 2021 recognizes those individuals who made a significant and positive impact upon the lives of others during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The New York Red Bulls announced today a new partnership with New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) as an Official Partner of the club. The university will now be presenting partners for Goals for Perfect Attendance Program and the After School All-Stars Mentorship Program.

Business majors, along with anyone interested in the theory and technology of organizational leadership, may attend the Northeast Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference hosted by NJIT's Martin Tuchman School of Management in April 2022. The event formed in 1972 and moves around the Northeast, but has never been in Newark until now, explained T. Homer Bonitsis, associate professor of finance in the Tuchman school and event program chair.

NJIT Highlights at UAlbany Tournament Bracket Sixth-seeded NJIT upset No. 3 UAlbany, 2-1, in the 2021 America East Conference Quarterfinals men's soccer match Saturday evening at Bob Ford Field at Tom and Mary Casey Stadium.

As a newly retired trustee at New Jersey Institute of Technology, Peter Cistaro marvels at how the campus and curriculum developed during his 20 years on the board.

A game-changing gift from an NJIT alumnus and his family is providing the university’s industrial engineering students an indispensable opportunity: the experience of a small-scale version of a factory floor right here on campus. The newly created engineering lab will give students hands-on expertise in machining, process automation, process control inspection and quality control. At its center is a small-scale automated manufacturing system capable of converting raw materials into finished and inspected parts.

The NJIT women's tennis team was dominant in a pair of fall home dual matches on Friday. The Highlanders picked up victories against fellow Southeastern Louisiana (7-0) and Delaware (6-1) at the Naimoli Family Athletic and Recreational Facility.

Young adults who may leave college because of the expense may soon have a helping hand, as NJIT’s Ying Wu College of Computing is now offering 12 annual scholarships of $10,000 for each of the next three years to high-performing students in financial need.

New Jersey Institute of Technology is among Minority Engineer magazine’s “Top 20 Universities” for 2021. The selection is based on a survey of the publication’s readers on the diversity of the curriculum, student body and faculty and the diversity and inclusivity of the learning environment. The readers are engineering students and professionals who identify as minorities. Other honorees this year include Massachusetts Institute of Technology, California Institute of Technology and Harvard University.