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University affiliates have been nominated to serve in the New Brunswick Democratic Organization's committee with intentions of integrating the University and the New Brunswick communities.
When Yelena Shvarts, a four-year resident of New Brunswick, found out she was disqualified from running for a position on the Middlesex County Democrat Committee this June, she was confused.
Instead of looking at colleges and filling out applications, two high school juniors have raised $63,000 to help University students pay their tuition bills.
TRENTON — To iron out key issues in Gov. Jon S. Corzine's fiscal year 2010 budget proposal announced in March and to address the rise in number students but lack of funding available to accommodate them, the Assembly Budget Committee met yesterday in the State House Annex in Trenton.
Spread across the Voorhees Mall on the College Avenue campus, students moved out of residence halls and onto the grass to pitch tents at the seventh annual Tent State.
After a record amount of incoming students and a 179 percent rise in visitors since 2003, the University is capitalizing on this opportunity by building the Rutgers Visitor Center.
The long-awaited launch of the RU27 Slocum Glider transpired before the eyes of students and faculty alike through video yesterday in the Coastal Ocean Observation Laboratory Room inside the Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences on the Cook Campus.
Two hundred years ago, University faculty, administrators and students celebrated the laying of the cornerstone for the Old Queens building on the current-day College Avenue campus — the University's oldest building still in use today by administrators.
Christopher Christie, former U.S. Attorney General for the District of New Jersey and Republican gubernatorial candidate, discusses some of the major issues with our Associate News Editor Mary Diduch for the primary election on Tuesday, June 2.
New Brunswick was seeing red Saturday as the first-ever Rutgers Day took over the College Avenue campus. Beautiful weather and enthusiastic volunteers created an opportunity for all attendees to show their scarlet pride.
Steven Lonegan, a Republican gubernatorial candidate and former mayor of Bogota, N.J., discusses some of the major issues with our Associate News Editor Mary Diduch for the upcoming primary election on Tuesday, June 2.
University students are making history this spring by attempting to send an autonomous underwater vehicle, a Slocum Glider, across the Atlantic Ocean — the second time that such a device has made the trans-Atlantic journey.
Douglass campus' homegrown entrepreneurs showcased their "Jersey roots" Saturday at the first annual Rutgers Day.
Jane Oates is headed for the White House to join President Barack Obama's administration in Washington, D.C.
Saturday may have been the first-ever Rutgers Day, but the day also marked the 91st annual Ag Field Day on the George H. Cook campus at the University.
The idea of a world of work is all too familiar to Americans, a place where students are thrown after graduation and held until retirement.
Cheers such as "Communities unite, take back the night" and "No more silence, no more violence" filled the air as University and local community members marches while holding signs and banners last night in the annual "Take Back the Night."
Poor attendance has been a criticism against the University Senate, but Executive Secretary for the University Senate Kenneth Swalagin said attendance is too simple of a scale for judgment of effectiveness.
Rutgers Day festivities on the College Avenue campus will be centered on family fun, with the hopes of introducing younger audiences to the University with entertaining and informative activities.
Last month's approval of a new private waste management system, 986 Jersey Avenue, LLC, by the City of New Brunswick Planning Board ignited controversy at last night's Middlesex County Freeholder public forum.