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Rutgers to play 1st home game of season

Coming into this weekend's home opener winner of two straight, the Rutgers women's lacrosse team looks to take out Delaware in front of its home crowd.

Rutgers goes for 20th win of season in finale

The Rutgers women's basketball team  (19-10, 7-8) will try and capture its 20th win of the year this weekend in its regular season finale against Northwestern. 

WEEK IN REVIEW: Laurels and Darts | February 23, 2017

SENSATIONAL CINEMA At $ to $7 each, Rutgers Cinema on Livingston campus allows students to purchase movie tickets at the lowest prices in New Jersey. Watching movies has been a common pass-time in American culture for many years. People use motion pictures to take their mind off the real world for a moment, which is a break students can use in their stressful academic lives that doesn’t involve getting intoxicated. We laurel Rutgers Cinema for offering students the chance to see new films for reasonable prices. 

Rutgers prepares for Big Ten Championships in Ohio

Rutgers gets ready for biggest weekend of the season in Ohio, as the Big Ten Championships are finally here.

Rutgers falls to Iowa on Senior Night at RAC

Rutgers dropped the final home game of the season despite fifth-year senior guard Tyler Scaife's career-high 30 points.

Rutgers set to host ECAC Championships

The Rutgers swimming and diving team prepares for the ECAC Championships this weekend in Piscataway as the NCAA's loom in the not so far distance.

Rutgers heads back down to Florida for tournament

Rutgers (1-2) heads back down to Florida for tournament with Indiana, St. Bonaventure and Boston College this weekend.

Rutgers Basketball: Where the Scarlet Knights stand in Big Ten Tournament seeding

Taking a look at all the scenarios Rutgers could face in the Big Ten Tournament.

Rutgers takes careful steps to ensure newly added classes meet academic excellence

The more than 100 majors offered at Rutgers did not appear overnight. Some of the newer academic programs have been in the making longer than a traditional undergraduate program. As new businesses and industries rise, college students develop different needs than those of the past. To keep up and also guarantee academic quality, the University has a lengthy “New Program Approval Process,” according to a document from the Office of Institutional Research and Academic Planning (OIRAP).

As NJ unemployment rates rise, Rutgers student employment remains steady

New Jersey's unemployment rate has spiked, surpassing the national average nearly an entire percent.  Over the last month, unemployment in the Garden State has seen a steady increase, nearly passing the national unemployment rate by 1 full percent — the first time a split of this size has been seen since 2015, according to an article from NJ Advance Media. 

New Rutgers sorority hosts “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader" themed fundraiser

Tuesday night, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi sorority along with Sigma Alpha Mu hosted “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader,” a fundraising event at the Hillel House on College Avenue.

Rutgers library archive debuts the life and times of Frank Lautenberg

Yesterday, Alexander Library launched an exhibit that honored the life and work of late Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.), a renowned public advocate, environmentalist, World War II veteran and New Jersey’s longest-serving senator. 

Find affordable foodie favorites at Trader Joe's

National Margarita Day calls for tequila

O'BRIEN: Zoning regulations choking U.S. growth

A decade after the housing bubble burst and sent the global economy into a tailspin, America finds itself in the midst of a different kind of housing crisis, one that takes aim directly at the poor and silently imposes immense costs on the national economy.

EDITORIAL: Farmers markets should be affordable

It is true — money technically cannot buy health. But what it can do is offer a person the option to eat healthily, which is largely the same thing. 

DEANGELO: Students have ability to enact real social change

The quote “be the change you wish to see in the world” is written on a staircase at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL. Sarah Chadwick, a survivor of the Feb. 14 mass shooting, said she read it every day while walking to class. Now, she and many of her classmates are living Gandhi’s words by launching a wave of gun reform activism — one equipped with experiential dialogue and the hearts of young people. In a matter of a week, they have grown to out-lead the leaders of our country. 

Rutgers looks to fix early-season errors after 1st loss of year to Army

With an early season loss on the books, No. 13 Rutgers can focus on taking things one game at a time.

Rutgers get ready for final home game of season

Rutgers women's basketball team prepares for Senior Night at the RAC on Wednesday as it hosts Iowa.

Rutgers stumbles on the road in loss to No. 16 Ohio State

Rutgers can still potentially enter its fourth consecutive Big Ten Tournament in last place, as the Knights (13-17, 3-14) failed to inch their way up the conference standings Tuesday night in a loss against the team it defeated in the first round of last year's tournament — the No. 16 Ohio State Buckeyes (23-7, 14-3). Ohio State firmly held its ground against Rutgers at the Value City Arena Tuesday night in a 79-52 finish, as the Buckeyes keep their sights set on a Big Ten Championship despite two late-season losses against Penn State and Michigan.