Bracket Week Arrives: New Jersey High School Winter Championships Shift Into Full Postseason Mode The most anticipated stretch of the New Jersey high school winter...

Edison, NJ – The student voice at Middlesex College just got a little louder — and prouder. Quo Vadis, the college’s student-run newspaper, has once again proven its strength in journalism by earning 15 statewide honors in the highly competitive 2024–2025 New Jersey Press Association (NJPA) College Newspaper Contest. Among these accolades, the Quo Vadis staff secured five first-place awards, placing them in the spotlight as one of New Jersey’s premier collegiate publications. Celebrating a Legacy of Storytelling In Latin, Quo Vadis translates to “Where are you going?” — an apt name for a publication that not only captures the pulse of campus life but also challenges its writers and readers to think critically about the world around...

Newark has always been a hub for creativity, culture, and community, and the Newark Arts Festival once again underscored that reputation with the launch of a groundbreaking new program. On September 13, the festival unveiled the Newark Arts Festival x Genesis Tramaine Young Mentorship Program, a forward-thinking initiative aimed at fostering the next generation of young artists and leaders. At the heart of the program is Genesis Tramaine, the celebrated contemporary painter known for her bold use of color, spiritual depth, and ability to bring stories of identity and humanity to the canvas. Her work has long challenged traditional ideas of portraiture, and now she is lending that same vision to mentoring Newark’s youth. The program...