March 22, 2019 | 48° F
The specimens of the two meningitis B cases for Rutgers undergraduates have been found to have identical genes after special testing done by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), according to a University email sent to the Rutgers community.
An affidavit obtained by The Daily Targum revealed that charges of domestic violence and criminal mischief against former Rutgers women’s basketball player Caitlin Jenkins, a School of Management and Labor Relations senior, were cleared on Feb. 19.
The Knights lose 23-13 in their first conference matchup
Geo Baker has taken big shots this season and has become someone head coach Steve Pikiell can trust with leading the offense.
Recently, there was a study conducted at Rutgers about the impact of climate change on fisheries, which are places where fish are grown for commercial purposes.
In an email sent to the Rutgers community yesterday evening, Brian Emmett, the detective lieutenant of the Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD), informed of a robbery that occurred that afternoon.
At the most recent New Brunswick City Council meeting, an ordinance was passed to change the name of Commercial Avenue, a mile-long road that crosses George Street, to Paul Robeson Boulevard.
For the first time since her February arrest, Caitlin Jenkins speaks out on the incident that cost her her Rutgers career, the life that led her there and her plans now to take her talents to the next level.
The Knights squandered a 5-point lead in the second half, ultimately dropping a 68-61 decision in their final game of the season.
"Nobody wants to work, but capitalism is an ugly beast,” East Bay artist Rayana Jay proclaimed to Pacific Standard two weeks ago. Her words, although simple, are straightforward and just about sum up the majority of the working middle-class mentality. Does anyone honestly really want to work? Probably not. If given the opportunity to retire and still remain well-off at an early age I am almost positive there would be a large amount of individuals jumping at the opportunity. But, we live in 21st-century America and no one seems to be offering handouts any time soon.
I am a neoliberal. Yes, that philosophy everyone Left, Right and center seems to despise actually has a small but growing number of adherents. While the term is one of the most popular punching bags in American politics, particularly after the 2016 election, most of what you know about it is probably wrong. It will be impossible to address, point-by-point, the unfair attacks leveled at this political viewpoint, but it is deserving of at least a philosophical defense.
