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Rutgers finishes up another weekend down South

Multiple Knights set new records this weekend at the Tennessee Relays.

Rutgers swept by No. 18 Illinois

Rutgers suffers its first sweep of the season against No. 18 Illinois.

Rutgers losing streak up to 6 games

Rutgers falls hard in doubleheader to Michigan in Ann Arbor.

Rutgers quarterback group put on show in spring game

Knights quarterback group fight for top spot on the depth chart.

Scaramucci visits Rutgers: Discusses anti-Semitism on college campuses, talks Trump and Syria

Bringing the pieces of recent anti-Semitic instances on college campuses together, former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci met members of the University at the Chabad House last night with anecdotes of his experiences with Judaism, ways to promote its preservation and a look into his life during and after his time at the White House.

Rutgers study-abroad programs expand the educational experience

For students who feel the need to get away this summer or in the coming semesters, Rutgers has them covered through its approximately 400 global partnerships and more than 180 study-abroad programs in 50 different countries. 

Former Rutgers board member to pay $750K for unregistered securities

Jeffrey Mitchell Isaacs, a New-Brunswick man and former Rutgers Board of Trustees member, has been ordered to pay $750,000 in connection with selling New Jersey investors more than $7 million worth of unregistered securities that were tied to an alleged $1.2 billion nationwide ponzi scheme, according to a news release from the Office of the Attorney General.

Rutgers—Newark professor bats eyes at these nocturnal creatures

Although bats are not the most popular field of study for most biology majors, Angelo Soto Centeno has always known he wanted to pursue the examination of these unique, nocturnal creatures. 

Quench your thirst the healthy way with infused water recipes

Get head start on summer reading with new April releases

SINGH: Starbucks incident shows current lack of social inequality

EDITORIAL: Rutgers is on upward trajectory

University President Robert L. Barchi commended the University for its ongoing growth at the Board of Governors meeting last week. In recent years there has been a marked increase in new student applications — since last year we are up 7.3 percent at New Brunswick and 9.3 percent for all three campuses together. The number of out-of-state students coming to Rutgers is also continuing to steadily increase.

WASSERMAN: NJ still has long way to go on marijuana

In most editions of this column, I have taken extensive lengths to highlight some problem regarding the public health and show readers why both policy and leadership are failing to properly address the needs of the people affected by the problem. For this edition, I would like to take the time to discuss a new frontier that may actually be a policy move in the right direction and highlights how the changing of the guard in the United States’ two-party system can create net benefits to the public health and the needs of the vulnerable.

Rutgers wraps up spring with annual game

In its first time stepping out on the field in a game-type setting, the Rutgers football team broke the scoreboard as the Scarlet and White teams tied at 132 using a special scoring system.

Rutgers wins 2018 Outdoor Metropolitan Championships

The Knights claimed seven event titles and 10 top-three finishes at the Metropolitan Championships and Tennessee Relays this weekend.

Rutgers falls twice over weekend in Michigan

Lee takes home lone victory for Rutgers in tough weekend in Michigan.

Rutgers suffers 1-goal loss to No. 1 Maryland

Rutgers' upset bid falls short as No. 1 Maryland defeated the No. 8 Scarlet Knights, 11-10, in College Park on Sunday.

Metro Boomin brings mix of hits to Beats on the Banks

RUSA pilots complimentary menstrual hygiene program on select campuses

A recent pilot program was launched across campus that supplies students with access to free menstrual products. As the first of its kind, the program aims to meet student needs for hygienic, accessible feminine products. 

Undocumented student financial aid bill makes it onto Murphy's desk

Advancing through both the New Jersey General Assembly and the New Jersey Senate, a bill to grant certain undocumented students access to financial aid services now sits on Gov. Phil Murphy’s (D-N.J.) desk.