Rutgers-Eagleton poll finds New Jerseyans divided on pork roll, Taylor Ham debate
(05/25/16 4:08pm)
The age-old pork roll vs. Taylor Ham debate continues in the Garden State.
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Obama calls Rutgers' #NoRice protests 'misguided' and undemocratic
(05/15/16 6:26pm)
During his Rutgers University commencement speech, President Barack Obama called the 2014 #NoRice protests “misguided” and undemocratic.
Public health officials worried about possible meningitis outbreak at Rutgers
(05/11/16 10:34pm)
The two Rutgers students hospitalized for meningitis both acquired the same type B (MenB) strain of the bacterial infection, according to an email sent to the University community by Melodee Lasky, assistant vice chancellor for Health and Wellness.
ICYMI: Professors seek to stop use of Academic Analytics in tenure process
(05/02/16 4:25am)
“Audit culture” should not exist for professors seeking tenure at Rutgers, David Hughes of the University’s faculty union argued early in the semester.
ICYMI: RUSA Spring 2016 Recap
(05/02/16 4:21am)
From medical amnesty to sexual assault, the Rutgers University Student Assembly passed a number of bills this spring semester geared toward helping the student body.
Rutgers-Eagleton poll finds GOP frontrunner Donald Trump evokes negative feelings from NJ voters
(04/26/16 4:16am)
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump and his slogan, "Make America Great Again," may arouse fear and anger from N.J. voters rather than feelings of greatness.
President Barack Obama accepts invitation as Rutgers 250th commencement speaker
(04/14/16 3:56pm)
President Barack Obama will be addressing graduating seniors at this year's 250th anniversary commencement in May, according to a White House press release.
Barchi weighs in on Bill Moyers as Rutgers' commencement speaker
(04/14/16 1:38am)
On April 6, the University announced Bill Moyers as this year’s commencement speaker, disappointing students who believed President Barack Obama would be the 250th anniversary speaker.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor visits Rutgers to speak about diversity on the court
(04/12/16 12:33am)
In 2009, a 13-year-old girl in an Arizona school was called into her vice principal’s office and strip-searched for being suspected of bringing aspirin to the premises.
Rutgers student groups address global water crisis with 2-mile walk
(04/04/16 3:35am)
From showering to washing hands, many students may take their easy access to water on campus for granted.
Meet Rutgers Taekwondo team that performed at RUDM
(04/02/16 9:12am)
In the early morning hours of 4 a.m., most Rutgers University Dance Marathon participants are exhausted. But the members of Rutgers Taekwondo, who left the stage filled with adrenaline, reenergized the crowd.
Rutgers geography professor discusses mental maps of North, South Jersey
(03/31/16 4:14am)
It is difficult for professors to encourage class participation, but when Michael Siegel showed his students a “mental map” of North Jersey and South Jersey, a heated debate was ignited.
Verizon grants $50,000 to Rutgers' Center on Violence Against Women and Children
(03/10/16 5:40am)
Most students know Verizon as a global cellphone provider, but the company is forging a presence at Rutgers by standing up against domestic violence.
Rutgers University Dance Marathon changes format, moves Club DM to fall semester
(02/24/16 4:35am)
In three months, Rutgers students will be dancing along to a University tradition that dates back to the 1990s.
Five tips for mastering 'Neko Atsume'
(02/23/16 1:01am)
You downloaded Neko Atsume in a moment of boredom during a lengthy bathroom break. Now, this is your life — catering to virtual cats. Despite your friends and family insisting you have a serious problem, you know you can stop at any time you want. But before you delete the app, you need to collect all of the game’s rare cats. This, and only this, will allow you to fill the void in your heart that was created when your childhood cat, Mittens, ran away while you were at camp.
Rutgers Chinese Students & Scholars Association holds Chinese New Year celebration at State Theater
(02/23/16 5:02am)
Vividly colored red lanterns and pink and white fans overlooked the stage at the State Theater on Sunday night for the Rutgers Chinese Students & Scholars Association’s (RCSSA) celebration of the Chinese New Year.
How to spend Valentine's Day with your cat
(02/11/16 11:23pm)
It’s Valentine’s Day, and your friend Becky is spending her night on a romantic dinner with her serious boyfriend of five years. But your night will be better, spent connecting on an emotional level with your cat, Mittens. So, curl up on the couch with your furry friend right meow and read these tips on how to have a claw-some Valentine’s Day.
Rutgers students protest journalist Milo Yiannopoulos's visit to campus
(02/10/16 4:48am)
While journalist Milo Yiannopoulos spoke about the myth of the wage gap and the pitfalls of feminism, student protestors in the audience at Scott Hall stood up and smeared fake blood on their faces in opposition.
Rutgers University Students Against Sweatshops march to Old Queens
(02/02/16 2:12am)
Last Friday, about 24 student activists from the group, Rutgers University Students Against Sweatshops, marched to Old Queens hoping to speak to University President Robert L. Barchi regarding Nike’s recent labor practices.
Professors protest use of Academic Analytics in faculty, department assessments
(01/20/16 4:54am)
In 1996, as part of his research as a professor, David Hughes constructed a map of 17 households considered to be within the Rusitu Botanical Reserve. His map showed that people lived there before the national park was legally declared, and as a result, the National Parks Department ceased threatening residents with eviction.