The Rutgers-Newark/NJIT Theatre and Arts Technology program presents “In the Heights”, a Tony Award- winning musical with lyrics by Lin Manuel Miranda, book by Quiara Alegria Hudes and directed by Michael Kerley, associate director of the theatre program.

The No. 4 seeded NJIT Highlanders (14-15, 7-7 ASUN) will host the No. 5 seeded North Florida Ospreys (13-18, 7-7 ASUN) in the ASUN Quarterfinals Monday night at the state-of-the art Wellness and Events Center (WEC) in Newark. The Highlanders closed the regular season with a 76-67 victory at USC Upstate Thursday, while North Florida dropped an 86-81 decision at Jacksonville. NJIT is 0-2 all-time in ASUN Tournament contests after falling in the quarterfinals to No. 7 seed Stetson in 2015-16 and No. 2 seed Lipscomb in 2016-17.

The New Jersey Innovation Institute, an NJIT corporation, is collaborating with Celgene Corporation, a global biopharmaceutical company, to train its workforce in the manufacture of a new generation of cell therapy technologies to be produced in Celgene’s facilities in Warren and Summit, NJ.

New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) announces the appointment of three new members to its Board of Trustees, including two alumni.

Gaining insight into customer behavior through extensive data and advanced analytics holds great value for businesses, not only in marketing and selling to consumers but other businesses as well. Key to the process when it comes to business-to-business (B2B) interaction are machine learning and other emerging AI techniques, which can provide targeted and detailed information.

An entire team of ambitious graduate students from Ying Wu College of Computing (YWCC) received full-time job offers from New York City-headquartered IT and business consultancy company Net@Work, in recognition of the innovative technology solutions they developed last fall semester as part of a Capstone project sponsored by the company.

Governor Phil Murphy visited NJIT’s campus today to announce three new appointments to his cabinet. “What a treat to be back at NJIT. This is where, about 18 months ago, I laid out our vision for a stronger and fairer economy that would lift every New Jerseyan,” Murphy said.

A bench with armrests; “No Loitering” signs; cul-de-sacs; the Regional Contribution Agreement — all seemingly innocuous signs, objects, passages and policies that are used as weapons to restrict access to public spaces.

The NJIT men's and women's cross country teams were named to the NCAA Division I All-Academic team list for the 2017 season. To be named to the list both teams needed to post at least a cumulative team GPA of 3.0. The men's cross country team recorded a 3.13 GPA while the women's team had a 3.62 GPA. To read the full story, click on "Learn More" below.