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Alexandra R. Meier

Hundreds of students stage march to protest Eric Garner verdict

Organizations sprint for annual bed races

Stories from skeptic, believer after visit to local psychic

In the spirit of Halloween, five Targum editors paid a visit to the local psychic to find out what the deal is with those mysterious side-of-the-road fortunetellers. Oct 29 2014

Penn Staters reacts to Rutgers fan conduct

As Jeffrey Simons, a Penn State alumnus, browsed an online college football chat board after Saturday’s Rutgers-Penn State game, he came across what he described as a “rather offensive” image.Sep 15 2014

New Brunswick bars dispel 'rented out' rumors

As Rutgers-Penn State rivalry intensifies, so have rumors on campus. Penn State sold its entire allotment of student tickets for tomorrow’s game, according to Onward State, Penn State’s student-run blog.Sep 12 2014

RUPD, NBPD to increase joint police presence in fifth, sixth wards

The city of New Brunswick announced Aug. 22 that the Rutgers University Police Department and New Brunswick Police Department have increased the number ofAug 28 2014

Sub shop, stores spring up in New Brunswick this summer

'Transit Village' to add 1 million square feet of office space, residences, retail to city

Construction projects blotching New Brunswick suggest that the city is receiving a makeover — newly leaked information regarding a New Brunswick Transit Village expansion suggests that “facelift” may be the more appropriate term.Jun 6 2014

Former NJ governor to replace Condoleezza Rice as commencement speaker

University President Robert L. Barchi announced today that former New Jersey Gov. Thomas H. Kean will deliver this year's commencement address in place of Condoleezza Rice.May 5 2014

Rutgers responds to N.J. heroin problem

Just months before Connor found himself homeless, he was a student attending Rutgers. His heroin addiction dragged him to the streets. Although Connor has recovered, re-enrolled in the University and scored an internship last summer, others are not so lucky. New Jersey has a heroin problem, and it is progressively getting worse. In 2011, 700 New Jerseyans died of heroin overdose.Apr 14 2014

South Jersey fire spreads smokey scent to far-off areas