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State Sen. Ray Lesniak (D-20) would appoint a Rutgers student to the University’s Board of Governors if he is elected to New Jersey’s highest office this November.
New Brunswick reached a record-high temperature for February on Friday after the city soared to 77 degrees Fahrenheit, marking the warmest day in the month in 124 years.
From "Iron Man’s" Just a Rather Very Intelligent System (J.A.R.V.I.S). to "Portal's" GLaDOS to "2001: A Space Odyssey's" HAL 9000, the idea of having a fully sentient digital assistant is one that people hope to see jump from science fiction into reality sooner rather than later.
As governor, Assemblyman John Wisniewski (D-19) would support a student voting member on Rutgers' Board of Governors.
More than 160 schoolchildren learned how to build bridges, create catapults, develop apps or make glass last week during Rutgers’ annual "Young Engineers Day."
The Rutgers University Board of Trustees is looking for a new student charter member to serve a six-year term advising the school and helping to oversee some of its assets.
More than 600 students visited the Cook Student Center between Feb.18 and 19 for the third annual HackHers coding and development competition.
Rutgers University’s Department of Transportation Services (RUDOTS) ceased using the Cooper Dining Hall bus stop on Douglass campus in January.
Nearly 75 faculty members and students stopped by “Academics United,” an effort to explain the impact of President Donald J. Trump’s travel ban on academia Thursday afternoon in the Fiber Optic Materials Research building on Busch campus.
Rutgers Business School (RBS) Dean Lei Lei apologized on behalf of the school’s administration on Wednesday for turning away students at their career fair last Friday.
Several Rutgers Business School students were barred from entering their annual career fair last Friday at the Hyatt Regency in New Brunswick for dress code violations.
Rutgers University does not plan to reinstall the bus shelter which used to stand at the Scott Hall bus stop.
NEWARK, N.J.— The Board of Governors approved musician and actor Steven Van Zandt to be the speaker at Rutgers—New Brunswick’s 2017 commencement ceremony. Carla D. Hayden, 14th Librarian of Congress, was also approved as Rutgers—Camden’s commencement speaker.
NEWARK, N.J.— The Rutgers Board of Governors approved a series of name changes to various University facilities on Wednesday. They include renaming Kilmer Library as the James Dickson Carr Library, the apartments at The Yard @ College Ave as the Sojourner Truth Apartments and the Old Queens walkway as Will’s Way.
The Daily Targum officially entered its 149th year on Friday, caucusing its new editorial board after 10 hours of discussion.
When RU Hungry?’s license to park at the corner by Alexander Library expired at the end of 2016, the University declined to renew it.
Students have the opportunity to advocate for bipartisan legislation that would cement Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) protection for undocumented students, University President Robert L. Barchi said in an email on Monday.
Most students are familiar with Sakai, Rutgers’ primary learning management system, which is used throughout the three main campuses.
Over the course of two years, Rutgers University suffered from nearly a dozen Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, which disrupted access to web services like Sakai, disabled internet access for anyone on campus and virtually crippled the school’s network infrastructure.
Democratic Assemblyman John Wisniewski (19) thinks that New Jersey should be a sanctuary for its students, that institutions and infrastructure should receive greater funding, alternative energy sources should be explored in greater depth and property taxes should be reduced.
