Category: Op-Ed

By Gary Stephens“How is China? What is it like teaching there?” “Was it fun?” New York Institute of Technology began an undergraduate program in Nanjing, China this last fall semester. I was one of five NYIT faculty, …

Editor,I am writing in response to the concerns stated in last month’s issue pertaining to the closing of the lounge after 5p.m. on weekdays. I first want to commend The Chronicle for continuing to be the voice of the students. …

By Paul JamesFirst and foremost, we would like to thank the administration staff; it’s not easy being viewed as student leaders and being called upon to be the voices of the student body. However, the administration staff has made …

By Shanae WilliamsCollege is about challenging yourself and going beyond your own ability. When I first went to my History 110 class, I expected to learn about the past, take a test or two and be done. However, this was …

By Bill PetersWith the near-certain rate increase to the unlimited Metrocards favored fairly universally by this school’s student population, I am again reminded that our school doesn’t help out it’s students with their mass transit. Considering that every student has …

By Anthony Allen and Paul James, guest writers.Editor’s Note:The following is a letter submitted from students who are concerned over the changes to the Student Activity Building. The letter does not necessarily reflect the views of the NYIT Chronicle or …

Edward Guiliano, Ph.DGuest WriterGreetings. It’s my pleasure to welcome you to NYIT and the opening of the fall 2007 semester. For all of us, whether a first-time or returning student or a faculty or staff member, this is an exciting …