The New Jersey Public Interest Research Group held a presentation yesterday targeting students who face the uncertainty of health care coverage upon graduation.  Equipped with statistics, visuals and an endorsement from Rep. Frank Pallone Jr., D-6, t...

Tom Savage, the starting quarterback for the Rutgers football team, leads all true freshmen in the nation with his .857 winning percentage (6-1 as a starter), passer rating (134.82) and touchdowns per interceptions ratio (5:1)....

In the midst of the economic recession, city officials are hoping that initiatives toward various construction projects will help revive New Brunswick.  New Brunswick City Spokesman Bill Bray said because of efforts like the Gateway Project, the city...

University affiliates answered questions, text messaged and tested their knowledge Wednesday night at the Cook/Douglass Recreational Center. Styled after “Jeopardy!,” contestants of the 22nd annual “Trivia Bowl” answered questions ...

Some club sports at the University come with a steep price tag. Students on the A Division of the men’s club hockey team pay about $1,900 in fees, Director of Recreation Stephan Pappas said. “Some club members have decided that it might be too...

Throughout high school, Simon Gordonov heard stories about fellow Hightstown graduate Randal Pinkett and his prestigious award — the Rhodes Scholarship. Each year, the scholarship provides American students with the opportunity to study his or her s...

New Jersey voters cite the state’s high taxes as one of the most important issues facing new Governor-elect Chris Christie, according to a poll conducted by the University’s Eagleton Institute of Politics.  Poll Director David Redlawsk sa...

After flames and water destroyed much of the Gamma Sigma off-campus fraternity house in March, the fraternity is looking to rebuild and reopen next year. The fraternity has been working to rebuild their house since the fire and reopen at the end of next s...

 It was not that the Scarlet Knights did not have the talent or even the opportunities to win the match. But, being five players short on the offensive end of the field, the Knights were gassed. As valiant as their last efforts in the final minutes w...

Every week from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., people of all ages come to “Salsa Thursday” at Perlé Nightclub to turn, dip and dance to Latin music. Dany Joshua teaches a complimentary salsa lesson from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. before the salsa party be...

Stripping walls and cleaning the basement of the Second Reformed Church was Saturday’s mission for 28 student volunteers and members of the Trinity House, Rutgers Protestant Campus Ministry and of the Second Reformed Church. The project began its wo...

Members of the community, classmates, family members and community leaders held candles, carried signs, sang hymns and demanded change at a candelight vigil Monday night in honor of 15-year-old George Coleman Jr. A car stuck and killed Coleman on Oct. 19 ...

It was 8:24 Monday night when the Rutgers women’s soccer team found out how it is spending this weekend. At that moment, with the team gathered inside of head coach Glenn Crooks’ office in the Louis Brown Athletic Center, the Scarlet Knights e...

The council discussed merging their survey about Tillet Dining Hall with the University Residence Hall Association’s survey about housing and dining hall issues during their meeting Monday night. Both surveys are in development stages. Council membe...

The University’s Jewish community will soon have a new home away from home as Rutgers Hillel moves to its new site on Bishop Place in New Brunswick. The first step toward the relocation of Rutgers Hillel began with the start of demolition of a forme...

Clear skies and fair weather set the scene for yesterday’s first annual “Turkey Trot” at Buccleuch Park in New Brunswick to raise money for local soup kitchen Elijah’s Promise. The three-mile walk around the park attracted about 30...

QUEENS — For the second consecutive game the Rutgers men’s soccer team faced a must win road game. But this time they blinked first. For the first 45 minutes, the Scarlet Knights evenly battled higher-seeded St. John’s, but after 68 minu...

Four New Jersey-based bands came together to rock out and raise money for cancer research Saturday at the Delta Chi fraternity’s third annual “Battle of the Bands.” The bands — Skyler, Threat Level: Midnight, The Keating Experience...

A day after Governor-elect Chris Christie defeated Gov. Jon S. Corzine for the gubernatorial seat, the Eagleton Institute of Politics played host to panelists who analyzed the outcome of this year’s election and what the results mean for New Jersey....

It was a dream start that nobody on the Rutgers men’s soccer team could have drawn up better. Ibrahim Kamara scored five minutes into the game, giving the Scarlet Knights a lead they never relinquished in a 2-0 victory over West Virginia last night ...