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From childhood, Kelsey Mulgrew’s teachers suspected that there was more to her incessant chattering than just being bored during math class.
Robert Bright, former assistant director of Rutgers’ Office of Veteran and Military Programs and Services (OVMPS), was appointed the acting director of the office effective April 1, said Richard L. Edwards, executive vice president for Academic Affairs and vice chancellor of Rutgers-New Brunswick in an email issued to the University community.
Greek organizations at Rutgers are banned from hosting parties for the rest of the spring semester, said Erin Kearns, president of Rutgers Panhellenic Association.
As a child, Kristen Calhoun said she thought she was going to grow up and become a doctor, missionary and professional actress.
The Rutgers network came under a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack beginning on March 27 and ending on March 30, according to an email sent by Don Smith, vice president and chief intelligence officer for the University’s Office of Information Technology.
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Beyoncé said girls run the world, but Rutgers student Andrew Rodriguez will prove her wrong as he runs the world, at least, for five weeks.
In a little more than 24 hours, the Rutgers University Student Assembly will convene for one of its regularly scheduled general student body meetings.
Students somberly congregated on the front steps of Brower Commons last night, with more than fifty pairs of hands clasping candles to honor the lives of Deah Shaddy Barakat, Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha and Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha, the three students that were shot at point-blank range by Craig Stephen Hicks over a parking dispute the evening of Feb. 10 in Chapel Hill, N.C. at the Finley Forest Condominium complex.
Students registered for online classes in the Mason Gross School of the Arts for the spring semester are coming face-to-face with ProctorTrack, the recently-launched service that asks students to scan their faces, IDs and knuckles via webcam to prevent cheating on online exams. ProctorTrack commands an additional student fee of $32, in addition to the mandated $100 convenience fee.
Editor's Note: A previous version of this article inaccurately stated that the fire was caused by alcohol that was spilled by the house's occupants while they were consuming it. The fire was actually caused by spilled rubbing alcohol, not alcohol consumed by the house's occupants.
Gov. Chris Christie and Rutgers president Robert L. Barchi, among one other Rutgers official and three state officials, landed yesterday for a three-day trip focusing on job creation in the Garden State and bolstering trade between New Jersey and United Kingdom, the state’s third-largest trading partner, as told by nj.com.
Most are aware of Jon Stewart, Comedy Central’s critically acclaimed television host and stand-up comedian. Lesser known, though, is the 19-Emmy Award winner’s bartending career, which lasted for several years at City Gardens, one of Trenton’s most infamous clubs.
In a 7 1/2-year endeavor, Rutgers slid into a landmark victory by raising $1,037,056,700 — more than its original goal of $1 billion — for its “Our Rutgers, Our Future” campaign. The announcement was released University-wide on Jan. 22, though the campaign formally ended on Dec. 31.
The impending winter storm, dubbed “Juno,” is estimated to impact New York City, parts of New Jersey, Boston and seven other states ranging from Maine into the central Appalachians, according to weather.com.
In the family of the seven most expensive states to reside in, New Jersey — perhaps unsurprisingly — is part of the list at No. 5, trailing behind Alaska and New York, USA TODAY reported.
Trying to reduce the amount of cigarette smokers — an estimated 42.1 million people in the United States alone — is not a modern feat. But for the first time this year in alignment with Tobacco-Free Awareness Week, spanning from Jan. 18 to 24, academics compiled a record of just how expensive smoking can be by looking at more than just the price sticker on a pack of Marlboro Reds.
There has been an ongoing dispute between Rutgers American Association of University Professors-American Federation of Teachers and Rutgers University over faculty earning fairer contracts.
Aniesh Patel, a 22-year-old fourth-year student in the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy, died on Jan. 13. With respect to his family’s wishes, his cause of death is currently being withheld to the public.
The New Brunswick Police Department released a statement today regarding the recent protest held on Dec. 5, which honored the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner and protested the grand jury decisions that acquitted ex-officer Darren Wilson and active officer Daniel Pantaleo for the deaths of the two men.