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Rutgers’ Sigma Chi fraternity have been stocking up on crayons, construction paper and glue for their Monday night event, in which students crafted hundreds of Christmas cards for young arson victim Safyre Terry.Three years ago, Terry was badly burned in a house fire when she was 5 years old, according to TODAY Parents. Her father and three younger siblings died in the fire.
The fate of undocumented immigrants has been a major topic of discussion among politicians this year, from controversial remarks by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to pro-immigration comments by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.).And even Rutgers took a stance on the issue.
Over Thanksgiving break, Deepa Kumar headed to a movie theater to watch Trumbo, a biographical film about Hollywood screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, who was blacklisted in 1947 for his political beliefs.
At least 30 universities across the country have seen White Student Union groups created by anonymous Facebook users popping up in the past two weeks.Rutgers University is among the list of colleges, which includes Penn State University and Missouri State University.The White Student Union (WSU) at Rutgers page was created last week.
During her first-year at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Kamali Thompson would commute to New York City from New Brunswick, taking the time to catch a quick nap or study her notes.
As a child, Vanessa González-Siegel had issues with mirrors. Unable to recognize her own reflection, she thought a stranger was following her around. It was not until her second year at Rutgers that she understood why.
A Rutgers Class of 1995 alumna was among the group of at least 22 people killed during an attack in West Africa on Friday, in which gunmen stormed into a Mali hotel shouting “Allahu akbar” as they opened fire on guests gathered for breakfast.Anita Ashok Datar was a public health expert who worked toward fighting the spread of HIV and expanding family planning, according to a statement from President Robert L. Barchi. She was in Mali on Friday working on a project funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID.)
Seventeen Muslim leaders from across the state met at Rutgers to condemn Friday’s events. The meeting, which took place at the Rutgers Visitor Center on Busch campus, aimed to send the message that acts of terrorism are against the values and traditions of the Muslim faith.
“Dear Mr. President.”So begins the letter sent from Rutgers President Robert L. Barchi inviting the leader of our nation, President Barack Obama, to speak at Rutgers' 250th anniversary commencement ceremony.Although the University invited Obama to speak at the school’s commencement ceremony this May two years ago, the president has not yet responded.
It was 10 p.m. on Thursday night and Dan Siegal settled into a rocking chair in the middle of College Avenue.
The Johnson & Johnson gift to Rutgers was unveiled at last week's 250th anniversary celebration kickoff.
The University has taken numerous measures in response to crime around campus, from distributing window alarms to creating the College Avenue Priority Patrol.To help further student safety, the Rutgers University Student Assembly passed a bill last night to fund a texting system that would allow students to text the police during emergencies.
Last month, Rutgers students and faculty members voiced concerns about a Sept. 15 article published in The Daily Targum about a new Mexican restaurant opening on Easton Ave., called Criminals and Tacos.Andrew Schiff, the restaurant owner, said in the article that his restaurant would "bring real Mexican food to the East Coast" and the shop's "true flavors" would be "unlike anything this city has seen before."Following the article, two opinion letters were published in The Daily Targum voicing concerns over the name "Criminals and Tacos." One letter, written by Peter Guarnaccia, stated "Given the inflammatory statements of Donald Trump and other Republican presidential candidates about Mexican immigrants as criminals and undesirables, it seems insensitive, at best, to name a new restaurant in our city this way."Guarnaccia, a professor in the Department of Human Ecology, noted in his letter that New Brunswick is already home to a "wide range of delicious and economical Mexican food along French and Handy streets and Joyce Kilmer Avenue, among others." Schiff's restaurant would not be the first authentic Mexican restaurant in a city whose population is 26 percent Mexican, according to a letter written by Aven La Rosa, a School of Arts and Sciences junior. More recently, a small group of Rutgers faculty, alumni and Highland Park residents also responded by mailing a letter to Schiff via the restaurant’s address on Wednesday, November 4.
With Rutgers' 250th anniversary soon approaching, historian and alum Paul Clemens has released a book detailing the University's history since 1945.
Olivia Gatwood was a youth poet competing in an HBO series competition called "Brave New Voices." Megan Falley was a college student who posted her own spoken word videos on YouTube.
Nearly 4,000 students use Rutgers Counseling, Alcohol Assistance and Psychiatric Service (CAPS) every year.
A book hardened with candy, a TV set surrounded by garbage bags and a cup of tea. Though seemingly unrelated, all are pieces displayed in Mason Gross's Undergraduate Annual Open Exhibition.Walking across campus everyday, students are reminded by little red and white flags that Rutgers is celebrating "250 years of being revolutionary." But the Mason Gross School of Arts is reiterating the theme of "revolution" in a more powerful way with an exhibit entitled "Revolution."
With the presidential election rolling around, a majority of young voters are flocking to the Democratic candidates.According to a 2014 Pew Research Poll, 51 percent of millennials identify as Democrats, 35 percent identify as Republicans and the rest are undecided/Independent.
For Leslie Hoyos, it came as a shock when a friend disclosed he had no plans to attend college.
Everyone remembers the infamous burning CVS Pharmacy from the Baltimore riots that made global headlines.
