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Things have officially started to take a turn for the Rutgers men’s basketball team, and not in the right way, as it fell to .500 today after losing the Garden State Hardwood Classic to Seton Hall at the Prudential Center in Newark.
The Daily Targum sat down with Interim Chancellor Christopher J. Molloy and a few members of his executive team on Dec. 11 for an interview. Topics such as Molloy’s job status, campus improvements, campus mold, marijuana legalization, student safety and the University's future were discussed.
After a long semester of school filled with late nights, long hours of studying and little free time, a month-long break is much-needed. Even for those who haven’t had a rough semester, there’s no doubt that stepping out of the college environment for a while is necessary in order to recharge. For those who aren’t planning on celebrating Christmas, there are various ways to enjoy the season — and the end of a semester — that are still available on Christmas Day.
The holiday season is here, and now that Thanksgiving is over, it's time to break out the baking sheets and start warming up the kitchen to prepare everyone’s favorite holiday dinner. Though people rarely have time to bake and cook amid the rush of shopping and spending time with family, there's no easy way around it. Having a few prepared meal ideas ahead of time is a great start to beating the rush. Don’t wait until the last minute to cook an entire dinner, prepare drinks and worry about cleaning up. Instead, the recipes below will help get your holiday feast on the table in record time without the stress and hassle.
Politicians, economists and political pundits have touted the fall of joblessness and the growth of economic stability as the nation continues to recover from the Great Recession. While the used statistics and anecdotes depict an economy resuscitated and growing, the deep wounds of debt and economic immobility stretch across the country.
With the rise of technology, the role of Rutgers libraries is shifting past the traditional “book warehouse” model to provide more resources and events to its students.
The things that will be giving Rutgers' campus some life over the coming break are the hard-working athletes, coaches and faculty of the Athletics department. While the semester comes to a close, the winter sports season will be in full swing as the Scarlet Knights will host several high-profile sporting events before classes resume on Jan. 22.
This past weekend in Greensboro, N.C., at the Speedo Winter Junior Championships, two members of the Rutgers swimming and diving team competed against the best of the country’s swimmers aged 18 and under.
"Sacred," a documentary film originally released in 2016, is set to air nationwide on Dec. 10 at 10 p.m. on PBS.
In its first trip to New York City since last year’s memorable Big Ten Tournament, the Rutgers men’s basketball team traveled to the five boroughs to take on Fordham for the third straight year.
Rutgers—New Brunswick came in second place this year at the College National Fed Challenge in Washington, D.C. behind Yale University.
Tumblr, a blogging and social networking site, recently announced it was going to censor all adult content, generally recognized as a ban on pornography. Tumblr was founded in 2007 by a web developer and social entrepreneur David Karp. He said he had a vision for "what porn could do for Tumblr as well as what Tumblr could do for porn," according to The Verge.
The holiday season is not complete without some type of stress. Whether it's because you're studying for finals, baking cookies for your entire family or purchasing gifts, the holiday rush can be extremely tiring. The prospect of a Secret Santa gift exchange among friends and family might be enough to give you a headache, but it can also turn into a really exciting time.
The new year is approaching and with that, we should let go of false, antiquated ideas and let in new accurate ones. This year alone has almost been a test to see how many immigrant-based myths can be bought by the public. There are many beliefs that have circulated, but only a handful have been backed by evidence.
The opinion piece that appeared in The Daily Targum on Dec. 7 titled “Awareness of Cognitive Biases Can Empower Us” tapped into a fascinating conversation about human psychology. As writer Dilara Guvercin rightly notes, the study of cognitive biases (the “systematic ways in which the context and framing of information influence individuals’ judgment and decision-making”) is very hot in the field of social psychology right now.
The partisan practice of manipulating district lines is an undemocratic crack in the foundation of America since the nation was first formed. From the rotten boroughs in England, to Patrick Henry attempting to gerrymander James Madison out of Virginia, to the cracking and packing of 2010, redistricting is one of the oldest continued abuses of power in our democratic experiment.
Finals week is as much of a legend on college campuses as it is a reality. For some, it can make or break their grades for the semester. It is not rare for a class’s only grades to be the midterm and the final, which puts a tremendous amount of pressure on students to perform well on their exams. With the mental health struggles many students face on college campuses, it is time to move away from high-pressure testing and move toward methods of assessment that take pressure off of students and are more practical and relevant to their fields of study.
A new building, the Barbara and Gary Rodkin Center for Academic Success, was approved at Rutgers University's Board of Governors meeting on Thursday.
In an email to the Rutgers community, Interim Chancellor Christopher J. Molloy announced the decision of George B. Stauffer, dean of Mason Gross School of the Arts, to step down from his position effective June 30, 2019 and return as a distinguished professor in the Department of Music.
Despite taking a break from conference play, the Rutgers basketball team extended its losing streak to three games on Saturday, as the team suffered a hard loss to Fordham on the road.
