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The only thing more shocking than 22 year-old Dylann Roof’s chilling confession to the 2015 Charleston Church shooting is his steadfast belief in the racist idealities that lead to the shooting.
I was leaving the interfaith meditation room located on the lower floor of the College Avenue Student Center when something scribbled on the wall adjacent to the room’s entrance caught my attention.
About a week ago, a conservative organization named Turning Point USA released a “professor watchlist.”
COFFEE AND CAREFUL CONVERSATIONThe Java and Justice Coffeehouse is an annual event that took place in Trayes Hall at the Douglass Student Center this year.
The loudest rallying cry against the deportation of undocumented immigrants comes from university students who condemn the threats of President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration.
Louis Ruziecki made clear in his article “Defenders of Fidel Castro are in denial about his tyranny” that he is no fan of the now deceased Cuban Dictator Fidel Castro.
A recent invitation to participate in a roundtable discussion at the Fall Undergraduate Conference at my alma mater, Rutgers University, gave me an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of failure.I see failure as an integral part of my constant growth.
The world is rid of one less tyrannical dictator with the long awaited and deserved death of Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.The Socialist dictator took power in 1959 under the guise that he would bring much needed democratic reforms to the small island nation of Cuba.
What do you do about underperforming or poorly managed public school districts? How do you ensure the educational and developmental needs of children are being met?
It seems as though the nation waits with bated breath every time that President-elect Donald J. Trump prepares to make a bid for a member of his cabinet.
Twitter was animated as news of 19-year-old rapper Kodak Black’s release from jail hit the web.
As this is the last column I will write this semester, I wanted to address an issue very close to home.
With the rising tensions brought by the incoming Donald J. Trump presidency and the United States’ imminent impact on the rest of the world due to the hyper-connectivity of globalization, it is not a surprise that scholars are looking at many ways to fully understand what the hell is and isn't about to happen in the world we live in today.Many folks in academia look into critical race theory and postcolonial criticisms, among many other lenses of critiques.
I have taken a lot of time to think about the results of this election.
The events that have occurred surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeline Project (DAPL) over the past few months have been increasingly dehumanizing and downright terrifying.
Contrary to the popular belief of legislators who feverishly attempt to label them as such, impoverished citizens are not all drug abusers and addicts.
The internet wants to tell us that 2016 has been the worst year in human history.
Now that the presidential election is over and some time has passed, I think it is time to dive into the numbers to see exactly what took place on Nov. 8.
PROTECTION AGAINST PESTICIDESThe Rutgers Department for Agriculture Food, and Resource Economics has partnered with the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences to create a section for Farm Safety to educate students on proper pesticide use.
Having an abortion is a difficult decision to make.
