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A recent poll by the Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics shows a slight uptick in New Jerseyan's confidence in Governor-elect Phil Murphy as he assumes office.
Approximately 90 percent of students pass Expository Writing, the Rutgers required writing course, every year and more than half finish with at least a "B" average.
With Bitcoin's sudden economic and social impact of the highly valued cryptocurrency making national headlines, RutgersBit seeks to educate the Rutgers community about cryptocurrency and the underlying technology that makes it possible.
Rutgers has been named in an online survey that lists personal accounts of sexual assault in academia.
Early yesterday morning, a flood on the sixth floor of the Easton Avenue Apartments forced residents to temporarily relocate their rooms.
This weekend a pipe burst at Hickman Hall on Douglass campus, flooding multiple offices at the University.
Former Rutgers football player Tejay Johnson pleaded guilty at a court hearing this past Wednesday for home invasions committed in 2015.
From earning degrees to working behind the iconic New Year's Eve Ball, four Rutgers alumni share their story.
On Thursday, graffiti that read, “No immigrants aliens” and “Dear Mr. T: Build the Wall! Now.” was found outside the Interfaith Mediation/Prayer Room on Busch campus.
The Starbucks located at The Yard @ College Avenue is set to reopen at the start of 2018, after closing this past semester.
Moustafa Ahmed, a School of Engineering junior and Bayonne native, died early Saturday during a car crash in Jersey City, according to a email to members of the University sent by Chancellor Dutta
Members of the Sigma Chi fraternity at Rutgers University allegedly used Xanax to drug members of a sorority during a mixer in September, according to documents obtained through an Open Public Records Act request.
Earlier today, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to repeal net neutrality — a set of Obama-era rules that recognized the internet as a public utility.
Tuesday's Board of Trustees meeting ended abruptly when students refused to leave until University President Robert L. Barchi raised student worker minimum wages to $15 an hour.
Earlier today, a coalition of graduate students stood in solidarity against the proposed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which will affect tax on tuition remission for graduate students.
Students from a wide variety of activist groups on campus met at Brower Commons earlier today to protest the effects that the new GOP bill would have on their lives and graduate education at Rutgers.
Former School of Arts and Sciences student Paras Jha has plead guilty to writing the Mirai botnet, which took down websites and internet services worldwide many times over the past several years.
Yesterday Gov. Chris Christie, alongside University President Robert L. Barchi, announced that Rutgers will receive $1.3 million in state funding to introduce the nation’s first ever apprenticeship program for Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors.
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