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On July 19, at the second day of Big Ten Media Days held at the Hilton Chicago, head coach Chris Ash addressed his expectations for what was the upcoming 2019 season, one which many believed could determine his future on the Banks.
Next man up. That's the mentality of any player thrust into the starters role going into game day.
The Rutgers field hockey team faced off against No. 6 Princeton at Princeton’s Bedford Field, where the stands were full of both orange and scarlet. With such a huge rivalry between the two schools, it was definite that the fans would be there to witness the game.
Rutgers University—New Brunswick had a decrease in the number of incidents of rape, burglary and drug arrests in 2018, according to the 2019 Annual Crime Report released on Friday.
Whether you are a Democrat, Republican, Independent or affiliated with another party, being politically aware is essential, especially in the current political climate.
In a new fall course titled "Wars, Wayfarers and the Wall: A History of the US-Mexican Border," distinguished professor in the Department of History Camilla Townsend will be discussing the shifts in the past three decades on perceptions in the US-Mexican border, current policies and whether barring illegal immigration decreases crime and unemployment, according to Rutgers Today.
An 800-pound spoon was placed in front of Johnson & Johnson’s headquarters in New Brunswick on Wednesday during a protest of the company’s role as a prescription drug distributor during the opioid epidemic, according to NJ Advance Media.
The Rutgers Golf Course is a 6,300-yard, PGA-sanctioned golf course located on Busch campus, approximately a 10-minute walk from the Allison Road Classrooms or Hill bus stops.
At long last. After several days of classes, homework and hanging out with friends, it was finally time. I had been waiting for the past few days for this moment. I sat in my room, turned the lights off and turned on the Xbox.
Rutgers University cares about sexual assault and the issues surrounding it. That is, until it has to take legitimate action rather than spout out a few token phrases.
The Rutgers field hockey team has had a tough schedule so far, and it definitely doesn’t stop soon. In their upcoming game, the No. 21 Scarlet Knights (3-3) will face off against No. 6 Princeton (3-1). These are the two sisters that will head down to Princeton for this New Jersey rivalry.
Dr. Joachim Messing, the director of the Waksman Institute of Microbiology at Rutgers and a microbiologist scientist who made groundbreaking developments in molecular genetics, died Friday, Sept. 13, according to an article on Rutgers Today. He was 73.
Last spring in my climate change policy course, I was assigned to interview someone who was skeptical of — or rather did not believe in — climate change. Someone introduced me to their family member, David, who was a finance undergraduate at the University of Michigan and who claimed to not believe in the science of climate change.
Some people might view the city I grew up in as a ghetto. I just see it as a pretty urban area with a diverse group of inhabitants.
Rutgers researchers have found a high level of fecal bacteria in the Raritan River, a body of water people regularly use for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, catching bait fish, crabbing, wading and swimming, said Michele Bacs in an email with The Daily Targum.
This year the Latino Student Council (LSC) of Rutgers reaches 30 years of operation. To celebrate, this Friday the LSC will be holding an extra special opening ceremony.
Over time, Middlesex County has had its fair share of bias incidents.
The unexpected five-game win streak that propelled the Rutgers men’s soccer team back into the top 25 came to an end on Tuesday night, as the No. 24 Scarlet Knights (5-0-1) drew UPenn 1-1 on the road.
Everyone has their favorite films, and reasons for loving them. Maybe they changed your perception of life, or maybe they kept you on the edge of your seat.
Inching its way closer to the top of the national rankings, the Rutgers women’s soccer team has yet to drop a match going into Big Ten play this weekend. The No. 13 Scarlet Knights (6-0-1) will open the Big Ten season against Minnesota at Yurcak Field on Friday at 7 p.m., followed by a noon game against Wisconsin on Sunday.