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David Novis

Rutgers sees first annual ‘Childhood Mental Health Symposium’

The first meeting of the “Childhood Mental Health Symposium” began with four pillars: advocacy, training, awareness and support, said moderator Jay Tischfield, a professor in the Department of Genetics.Nov 21 2014

Professors evaluate importance of teaching current events in Rutgers classrooms

Popular current events like the Ebola outbreak and the Israel-Palestine conflict are brought up by professors in different departments to foster an environment of provocative discussion. Teachers are partially responsible for providing students with insight into the world around them, said Benjamin Pauli, a part-time lecturer in the Department of Political Science.Nov 13 2014

Eagleton Institute hosts “morning after” discussion of Tuesday’s election

For the Eagleton Institute of Politics, “the morning after” does not mean having to don sunglasses and down Advil — it is a means to discuss national elections. The Eagleton Institute hosted “The Morning After: Grading the Midterm Elections” yesterday morning at the Wood Lawn mansion on Douglass Campus.Nov 6 2014

Protestors carry coffins on campus to demand representation

Students were dressed in all black and had two coffins leading a funeral procession down the College Avenue campus. The mood was somber, but not because they were mourning someone’s death — they were mourning the loss of student voice on campus. The procession began Friday morning and participants chanted, “Show me what democracy looks like! This is what democracy looks like!” Nov 3 2014