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 ...

Rep. Rush Holt, D-12, might agree with Dr. Seuss: “A person’s a person no matter how small.”  Holt emphasized the positive effects of Middlesex and Somerset County Head Start programs Sunday at a story time event at the Barnes &...

Although The Cove, an arcade at the Busch Campus Center, is undergoing some changes, fun and games will not necessarily become distant memories. Busch Campus Center manager Kevin Killen said the game room that has been a fixture in the center for several ...

PARSIPPANY — Republican challenger Chris Christie was declared winner by a 4 percent margin, according to reported election results. “Hey New Jersey, we did it,” Governor-elect Christie said at the New Jersey Republicans’ election ...

Daylights, sunsets, midnights and cups of coffee — that is how the Livingston Theatre Company measures their production of the famed musical “Rent” this season. With only days left for final run-throughs and set adjustments before the s...

In a season where there are as many quality wins as disappointing losses, the Rutgers men’s soccer team has one final chance to make a statement to the NCAA Tournament selection committee. It begins tonight with a trip to Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium f...

Maintaining a sense of community and sustainability as Livingston campus is further developed were top priorities of the Livingston Campus Council at its Monday night meeting. “On Livingston, it’s not crazy and hectic,” said Yousef Saleh...

New Jersey is sending deputy attorney generals to oversee today’s election in the city, which includes a question that aims to change the city’s government from an at-large system to a wards-based system. The deputy attorney generals will be a...

Although Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury has been jailed and his offices bombed several times, the editor and publisher of the Weekly Blitz continues to publish his newspaper every week. Read by more than 30,000 subscribers, the anti-jihadist newspaper based...

Jonathan Mitchell was here last season. He sat on the bench during games, practiced with the team and endured a difficult 11-21 debacle just like everybody else. But he didn’t play.  The junior sat out the 2008-09 season under NCAA transfer reg...

Out of the 260 funded undergraduate student organizations at the University, 110 of them have cultural identities attached to them such as race, ethnicity, religion or gender, while 67 are academic organizations. The rest of the organizations are divided ...

Explosive colors and vivid artwork lit up a misty Saturday afternoon at the Monster Jam 2K9, with ghosts and ghouls decorating the northernmost stairwell of Deiner Park in New Brunswick. Hosted by city-based artist collective Albus Cavus, the community mu...

Dramas, short films, documentaries and classic television will be screened all week at the Regal Commerce Center 18 on Route 1 South for the 10th annual New Jersey Jewish Film Festival. Sponsored by the Allen and Joan Bildner Center for the Study of Jewis...

EAST HARTFORD, Conn. — Fallen Husky cornerback Jasper Howard would have been proud of what he saw Saturday at Rentschler Field. With the Scarlet Knights trailing 24-21 after squandering an 11-point lead, Tim Brown, Howard’s childhood friend, m...

It’s hard to understate the importance of having home field advantage in the Big East Tournament. But the fact that the Rutgers women’s soccer team finished second in the Big East means the Scarlet Knights get a bye Friday and do not have to p...

Several University students are encouraging local high school students to become active in politics and function as better leaders. RU Ready, an initiative by the Eagleton Institute of Politics, held a leadership training session Tuesday for New Brunswick...

Hundreds of students and community members stood together outside Rutgers Hillel yesterday and drowned out the voices of the Westboro Baptist Church protesting on the opposite side of College Avenue. “[Rutgers Hillel] was so happy with the turnout,&...

After months of tearing down and revising moving date signs, New Jersey Books employees are piling up with cardboard boxes to move into their new store within the next few days, said NJ Books Store Manager Bob Thiel. The closing for the Gateway/Transit Vi...

 Standing on the sideline propped up on a pair of crutches is no way to spend senior year. Not after the three years of work and self sacrifice that Gina DeMaio and Caycie Gusman gave to the Rutgers women’s soccer team. Not after the offseason ...