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Jordan Levy
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Guatemalan poet Rebeca Lane discusses artistry, activism
Rebeca Lane is following in the heavily political tradition of many hip-hop acts like Public Enemy and Mos Def. Her music is based in the Guatemalan experience. ...
Lil Nas X deserves multiple Grammys, prove me wrong
Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" is undoubtedly a meme, but it's a meme that speaks volumes on the state of how we consume and interpret cultural products. ...
ESPN's $10 M. man: Inside Stephen A. Smith's meteoric rise
There are few sportscasters who have ever infiltrated culture at large the way that Stephen A. Smith has. Wildly entertaining and incredibly controversial, ...
Corefest 2019: Rutgers' DIY scene pokes its head above ground
Greg Pease, a School of Arts and Sciences senior who plays in the band Flycatcher, is one of many Rutgers students who participate in the underground ...
Celebrating humanity's shared artistic tradition: Theatre
Developing independently around the globe, theatrical productions of all kinds are a crucial part of the history of mankind. As the Bard says, "All the ...
Playing with fire: Pixar pushing limits with 'Toy Story 4'
Forky, a new character in the upcoming film "Toy Story 4," is a pensive spork who didn't ask to be born. Hopefully Pixar is not overplaying its hand with ...
Group trip tropes: Recognizing different kinds of spring breakers
Traveling with friends can be a joy and a challenge. There are many kinds of companions, so be sure to figure out if you can have confidence in your confidants. ...
Artist Spotlight: Angelica Calderon on home, balance, art
Angelica Calderon is a Bronx native studying art at Rutgers. Equipped with a vivid imagination and plenty of initiative, her work in and out of Rutgers ...
Black Rutgers Community Forum discusses accountability of students, diversity in faculty
Rutgers United Black Council (UBC), the umbrella organization of all African, African American and Afro-Caribbean student organizations, held an event ...
Parodying people for profit : When brands act like one of us
Stealthy tactics in advertising are more popular than ever. Now brands are using social media to roleplay as regular people, with varying degrees ...
Leaving stardom behind: How musicians should age gracefully
Once musicians pass their prime, there are plenty of ways to age gracefully. For example, Rick Rubin has become the music industry's unofficial guru, ...
Big tech companies dominate discussion in women's round table
The first event hosted by Naomi Klein, the Gloria Steinem Endowed Chair in Media, Culture and Feminist Studies, was held in the Rutgers Academic Building. ...
RU basketball teams don jerseys celebrating Harlem Renaissance
The alternate uniforms were debuted at last night's game against Michigan. The women's basketball team will wear the jerseys on Valentine's Day ...
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The panel, which consisted of two students and two representatives from the administration, discussed topics such as increasing diversity in faculty, accountability of student organizations and reporting incidents of bias on campus.
