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U. cancels RUSA meeting set to discuss anti-Israeli discrimination proposal, prompting investigation

On Thursday, the University's administration quashed the Rutgers University Student Assembly's final session for the Fall 2024 semester.Dec 9

Insufficient voter turnout quells Assembly referendum to raise student fee for club funding

With the end of November also came the end of the voting period for the Rutgers University Student Assembly's referendum regarding a potential student fee hike. On Monday, the Assembly confirmed that it failed to pass because it did not reach its minimum requirement of having 10 percent of the undergraduate student body turnout. Dec 5

RUSA supports Vote16 movement, aims to lower voting age in Jersey City

Earlier this month, the Rutgers University Student Assembly passed a bill supporting the Vote16 movement in Jersey City, a subsection of a nationwide movement to lower the legal voting age to 16 for all municipal elections.Nov 27

Referendum discussion erupts on Instagram as RUSA, cultural, governing groups split

Entering the third week of its voting period, the Rutgers University Student Assembly's "Saving Organizational Funding" referendum has garnered increasingly heated debates in social media posts and comments from members of the Assembly and school governing councils.Nov 25

RUSA sets precedent for U. speaker invitations amid backlash to 'son of Hamas'

On Thursday, the Rutgers University Student Assembly approved a resolution denouncing any speaker invited to campus with a history of anti-Palestinian, Islamophobic or otherwise bigoted rhetoric — especially when the organization inviting the speaker is funded by the Assembly.Nov 13

Assembly leaders weigh in on specifics, implications, how to vote as student fee referendum opens

Friday marked the start of the voting period for the Rutgers University Student Assembly's Fall 2024 ballot on getINVOLVED, which features two referendums with the potential to impact the cost of the student fee students pay per semester, not only for the Spring 2025 semester but also for those that will follow.Nov 11

Public records reveal more insight into ongoing Hobbs, Salim-Beasley investigation

New details of the alleged relationship between Rutgers gymnastics coach Umme Salim-Beasley and former Athletic Director Pat Hobbs were revealed in an NJ Advance Media article published on October 17, shedding light on the details that prompted the initial investigation in June that led to Hobbs' resignation in mid-August, according to details reported in the article.Oct 31

RUSA to initiate referendum to raise student fee

Last week, the Rutgers University Student Assembly voted to pass the Allocations Referenda Act of 2024, which formalized two referenda related to changing the student fee moving into the Spring 2025 semester. The vote passed with 43 members in support and two opposed.Oct 15

One year later: What October 7 looked like for U. community

On Oct. 7, 2023, the world, both overseas and here on campus, changed. One year later, Rutgers students organized some of the largest events seen on campus so far.Oct 10

Targum spotlight: Vicious Cycle campaign pours out recovery resources over coffee

The Vicious Cycle, overseen by the Center for Communication and Health Issues and the Alcohol and Other Drug Assistance Program, is a campaign that seeks to end the stigma surrounding substance use disorder recovery among college students. Oct 10

ICE eyes former Newark facility, partnership with 2nd largest prison contractor for detention center

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is actively pursuing a contract to restart its operations in Delaney Hall in Newark through a partnership with GEO Group, the second-largest private prison contractor in the country. Oct 8

Pro-Palestinian faculty group holds 1st independent gathering at Voorhees Mall

On Tuesday, the Rutgers chapter of the Faculty for Justice in Palestine (FJP) hosted their first independent demonstration at Voorhees Mall on the College Avenue campus to protest the University's ties to the Israeli government and the University's Free Speech Guidelines.Oct 3

Exclusive interview: Holloway reflects on historic term with Targum

The Daily Targum's 156th news desk sat down with University President Jonathan Holloway to discuss campus events in the past year and the legacy of his tenure as he closes out his historic five-year term.Sep 30

RUSA moves to suspend club funding pending U. action on booking policies

On Thursday, the Rutgers University Student Assembly passed four bills, one of which will suspend student organization funding used to purchase from University departments starting in November, pending the administration's inaction on student concerns about academic space bookings.Sep 20

Exclusive Interview: RUSA President reflects on leadership in 1st term, goals in upcoming term

The Daily Targum's news desk recently spoke with second-term Rutgers University Student Assembly President Jack Ramirez, a School of Arts and Sciences senior, to reflect on his leadership style, previous term and plans to address student concerns in the upcoming year.Sep 12

U. Free Expression policy bans encampments, requires notice for demonstrations

Last week, the University published a digital repository of policies and statements pertaining to free expression, protesting and advocacy for students and faculty across all three campuses.Aug 25

SJP faces 2nd suspension until 2025

The University has once again suspended the Students for Justice in Palestine at Rutgers—New Brunswick (SJP), a measure that now is expected to extend until at least July 4, 2025, notably American Independence Day, according to an article by NJ Advance Media.Aug 21

Holloway announces next steps in appointing Newark chancellor

Anti-protest skit in NSO program removed following 'student power' demonstration

Last Tuesday, demonstrators affiliated with Build Up Resistance Now (B.U.R.N.) took to the Busch Student Center during New Student Orientation (NSO) with chants, noisemakers and a sign reading "Rutgers can't stop student power" in response to a protest-related exercise introduced during this year's orientation programming.Aug 11

U. gains recognition, potential future funding for promoting economic progress

Rutgers has been identified as an Innovation & Economic Prosperity (IEP) University for its contribution to local economic development across various industries, including transportation, agriculture, environmental sciences and business. Jul 28

Menendez faces potential 222-year sentence, calls to resign following guilty verdict

Last week, Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) was convicted on 16 charges spanning from serving as a foreign agent to conspiring to defraud, extort, bribe and obstruct justice, bringing his two-month trial to a close.Jul 21

Two Board of Governors members removed following court ruling on residency requirements

Two members of the Rutgers Board of Governors were immediately removed from their positions on Thursday following a court ruling determining they failed to meet the residency requirements of their roles on Thursday.Jun 30

'This marks strike one': Pro-Palestinian student groups react to investments committee chair no-show

Last month, pro-Palestinian encampments on Voorhees Mall were dismantled after University administration and student organizers exchanged an end to the demonstration, future disturbances and policy violations for measures that would increase support and representation of Palestinian students.Jun 30

South Asian Theatre Festival showcases, celebrates cultural diversity, inclusivity

In just a little more than a month, the 19th annual South Asian Theatre Festival, presented by Epic Actors' Workshop, will return to the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center.Jun 9

Daily Targum will join nationwide civic media program to increase coverage of local government meetings

Writers across various desks at The Daily Targum, Rutgers' independent student newspaper, will join forces with coLAB Arts as they launch the New Brunswick chapter of Documenters, a nationwide initiative working with local papers and organizations in 19 cities since 2018 to address challenges and complexities associated with access to local government proceedings.Jun 2

Encampment ends peacefully despite police presence, students reach deal with administration

On Thursday, the Rutgers community received three emails from various Rutgers administrators painting the events preceding, during and ending the four-day divestment-related encampment at Voorhees Mall on the College Avenue campus.May 3

Rutgers students join nationwide encampment movement with march, tents in Voorhees Mall

The Students for Justice in Palestine at Rutgers—New Brunswick (SJP) and Rutgers Endowment Justice Collective (EJC) commenced an encampment on Voorhees Mall on the College Avenue campus on Monday, following in the steps of peers at other Northeastern campuses such as Princeton University and Yale University.Apr 30

Rutgers P4P makes gains in advocacy through rally in New York City, meeting with department officials

Earlier this month, the Rutgers chapter of Payment for Placements (P4P) co-hosted a Day of Action by chapters at various New York universities.Apr 26

Rutgers Code R.E.D. sounds alarm on campus' contribution to local environmental issues on Earth Day

On Monday, the Rutgers chapter of Reclaim Earth Day (Code R.E.D.) hosted an event to raise awareness of the various ways the University contributes to environmental issues and offered solutions to rectify them.Apr 24

Rutgers alum self-immolation at Trump hearing receives mixed reactions

Rutgers alum Maxwell Azzarello has died after he self-immolated outside of the New York County Supreme Court, where former President Donald J. Trump is currently being tried for falsifying business records, last Friday.Apr 23

RUSA passes bill about Islamophobia, amends, tables bill about anti-Palestinian behavior

Last week, the Rutgers University Student Assembly deliberated two bills, "Defining and Combating Islamophobia Act of 2024" and "A Resolution to Counteract Anti-Palestinian Racism."Apr 17

Newark, Camden campuses pass divestment vote, New Brunswick anticipates results

The Rutgers University Student Assembly is expected to release the results of its divestment-related referendum vote on Tuesday, according to a post from the Rutgers Endowment Justice Collective (EJC) last week. Apr 16

Center for Islamic Life at Rutgers vandalized on Eid, hate crime investigation ensues

In the early hours of Eid, a celebration that commemorates the end of the month-long celebration of Ramadan, the Center for Islamic Life at Rutgers (CILRU) on the College Avenue campus was subject to an act of bias.Apr 10

Penstock Coffee Roasters’ Sapphire Social Club dishes out latte-night melodies

Less than 10 minutes away from campus, an unprecedented night of rock, rap and soulful music overtook Penstock Coffee Roasters last month. Throughout the night's event, dubbed the Sapphire Social Club, an audience of regulars and supporters of the performers filled every corner of the local coffee shop. Apr 10

RUPD issues arrest alert for 3 of 4 suspects involved in recent shooting

Last Friday, the Rutgers—New Brunswick community received an alert from the Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) regarding a shooting between Easton Ave and Hamilton Street. Charges and arrests for three men involved in the incident were issued on Saturday and announced Monday morning.Apr 9

Newark, Camden campuses hold divestment referendum with different proceedings

From April 2 to April 4, students at Rutgers—Newark voted on referendums pertaining to divestment similar to the ones put up for consideration by the Rutgers University Student Assembly during last week's election.Apr 5

Holloway issues statement on RUSA divestment referendums

On Monday, University President Jonathan Holloway sent an email to the University community acknowledging the recent student body vote on two referendums proposed by the Rutgers University Student Assembly. Apr 3

U. suspends COVID-19 vaccination mandates

Effective Monday, the University has suspended three immunization policies created in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an email sent to the University community from Antonio Calcado, executive vice president & chief operating officer at the University. Apr 2

Rutgers P4P advocates for reimbursement, compensation for mandatory social work internships

Payments for Placements (P4P) is a nationwide student-led union advocating for students in the field of social work to be fairly compensated for completing internships that are required for them to graduate. Mar 28

Special report: Targum investigates U. endowment ahead of divestment referendum

On Monday, the Rutgers University Student Assembly's Spring 2024 elections will commence with two pivotal referendums on the ballot. The referendum questions include one asking the study body to weigh in on whether the University should divest from firms with ties to Israel and the other asking whether Rutgers should end its relationship with Tel Aviv University, as previously reported by The Daily Targum.Mar 25

RUSA votes to add divestment referendums to Spring 2024 election ballots

Earlier this month, the Rutgers University Student Assembly unanimously passed a resolution to add two referendums related to economic divestment to ballots for the Spring 2024 Assembly elections. Mar 20

Human Rights Watch's Israel and Palestine director Omar Shakir speaks at Rutgers—Newark event

On February 29, the Rutgers Law Students for Justice in Palestine and the Center for Security Race and Rights at Rutgers—Newark, alongside other partners, hosted a talk with Omar Shakir, Israel and Palestine director at Human Rights Watch (HRW). Mar 5

Murphy to increase funding for New Brunswick schools by $12.8 million

On Tuesday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) released the state's fiscal budget for the upcoming year, which will increase the funding New Brunswick public schools receive by more than $12 million, according to an article from NorthJersey.com.Mar 1

Restraining order state law passes thanks to Rutgers Law School professor, alumni

Last month, Rutgers Law School professor Ruth Anne Robbins' work to codify more than decade-old court rulings that standardized aspects of the restraining order filing process came to fruition with the signing of Bill A-1475, according to a press release. Feb 29

Local bookstore facing displacement calls for donations, community support

On February 29, Hidden Gems Literary Emporium, a local bookstore focused on philanthropy and access to literacy, will lose its brick-and-mortar location on Morris Street in New Brunswick.Feb 28

CCPO issues charges for shooting incident at Rutgers—Camden last week

On February 14, Camden County Prosecutor's Office (CCPO) issued several charges against Malcolm Jordan for a shooting incident at Rutgers University—Camden last week, according to a press release. Feb 22

U. decision day postponed due to mishaps in FAFSA processing

Decision day for prospective Rutgers students will be pushed back a month due to delays in the financial aid application process, according to an article from NorthJersey.com.Feb 22

Cantor to lead Hunter College after removal from Rutgers—Newark

Effective August, Rutgers—Newark Chancellor Nancy Cantor will begin her term as president of Hunter College, 1 out of 25 colleges in the City University of New York's (CUNY) academic network.Feb 21

Daily Targum's 155th board departs, welcomes 156th board

On February 9 and February 10, members of the 156th editorial board of The Daily Targum officially took on their roles for the upcoming term through the organization's caucus.Feb 20

U. student lobbies for state sanctions against Azerbaijan in exchange for detained former Rutgers researcher

Emin Bayramli, a School of Arts and Sciences senior, has drafted a potential state law forbidding New Jersey from entertaining commercial prospects with the country of Azerbaijan until his father, former Rutgers postdoctoral professor Gubad Ibadoghlu, is released from Azeri detention. Feb 19

SJP announces reinstatement, discusses experience with appeal process

On Wednesday, Students for Justice in Palestine at Rutgers—New Brunswick (SJP) announced its reinstatement after being suspended last month, according to statements from the organization and the University.Jan 18

Elijah's Promise reports disparity between number of incoming donations, service recipients

Elijah's Promise, a non-profit organization based in New Brunswick that provides social services and meals to local populations, has reported an increased demand for services as incoming contributions decrease.Dec 14 2023

U. suspends New Brunswick chapter of SJP, citing code of conduct violations

The University has suspended Students for Justice in Palestine at Rutgers—New Brunswick (SJP), citing multiple infractions of the University Code of Student Conduct, according to a statement from a University spokesperson.Dec 13 2023

U. professor discusses new SCOTUS ethics guidelines, implications

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) unveiled an unprecedented fourteen-page code of ethics in response to criticism regarding accountability and unethical behavior at the high court.Nov 22 2023

U. students share personal experiences, perspectives on Nagorno-Karabakh invasion

The Daily Targum recently sat down with Azeri and Armenian students at the University to discuss the violence in the politically disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, located between Azerbaijan and Armenia.Nov 21 2023

U. responds to accusations of suppressing pro-Palestine messaging on campus

The Students for Justice in Palestine at Rutgers—New Brunswick's (SJP) recently stated that the University erased pro-Palestinian chalk messages on sidewalks during a national walkout and art build facilitated by the chapter as a form of suppression.Nov 7 2023

Exploitation or equity? Faculty reactions to new labor contract

Fall 2023 marks the first semester with Rutgers' new faculty contract in place after it was passed in the aftermath of a historic faculty labor strike last semester, which lasted from April 10 to April 15.Nov 6 2023

Bernie Sanders leads panel, striking RWJUH nurses rally at Rutgers

On Friday, the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions conducted a field hearing at Nicholas Music Center on Douglass campus to address the concerns of unionized nurses at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH).Nov 3 2023

Holloway delivers stakeholder address, U. community reacts

On Tuesday, University President Jonathan Holloway delivered his second annual stakeholder address, discussing Rutgers' recent initiatives and milestones to students, alumni, staff and community members.Oct 26 2023

Historic Conklin Hall renovations commence on Newark campus, to be completed next year

Construction on Conklin Hall on the Rutgers—Newark campus has begun, according to a release from the University.Oct 16 2023

Exclusive interview: Holloway speaks to Targum about state of affairs at U.

Members of The Daily Targum's news desk recently sat down with University President Jonathan Holloway to discuss various topics related to his role and the welfare of Rutgers as a whole.Sep 13 2023

New elementary school for former Lincoln Annex students to open tomorrow

A new public elementary school, sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas Health network, will be opening tomorrow in the city of New Brunswick.Sep 7 2023

Nursing union at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital begins labor strike

On Friday, more than 1,600 unionized nurses at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) began a labor strike following a vote authorizing the stoppage last month.Aug 7 2023

Nurses' union at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital authorizes strike

Last week, unionized nurses at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) voted to authorize a labor strike, according to an article from My Central Jersey.Jul 17 2023

U. community reflects on recent SCOTUS decisions about college admissions, LGBTQ+ protections

Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court made nine decisions regarding issues like election law, trademark infringement, freedom of speech and religion, loan forgiveness and affirmative action, among others.Jul 3 2023

Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office announces Safe Place Program to aid victims of hate crimes

On June 3, the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office announced the initiation of the Safe Place Program at a Pride flag-raising event outside the Middlesex County Courthouse.Jun 12 2023

Targum investigates Holloway's claims of exam disruption during strike

On the first day of the University's faculty strike last week, University President Jonathan Holloway sent a University-wide email in which he mentioned an incident where picketers supposedly disrupted a classroom while an exam was in session. Apr 18 2023

Faculty strike day 5: Picketers bring demonstrations to state capital

As the University's teaching strike entered its fifth day, picketing demonstrations occurred on the Newark, New Brunswick and Camden campuses and also in the city of Trenton.Apr 15 2023

NBPD completes investigation on aggravated assault near New Brunswick Station

The New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) investigated an aggravated assault that occurred at approximately 9:20 p.m. on Wednesday night, according to a University-wide email alert.Apr 14 2023

Faculty strike day 3: Contract negotiations continue at state capital

Rutgers faculty union members and allies continued to picket on all campuses as the University's first teaching strike moved into its third day.Apr 13 2023

Faculty strike day 1: Adjunct faculty, graduate students provide their picket line perspectives

Today marks the first day of the first teaching strike in Rutgers' 257-year history. Full-time professors, adjunct faculty, graduate workers and undergraduates participated in picket line demonstrations across all three University campuses in support of Rutgers' faculty unions.Apr 11 2023

First teaching strike in U. history to begin across all Rutgers campuses

Three unionized faculty groups across all Rutgers campuses will begin a work stoppage tomorrow at 9 a.m., marking the first teaching strike in the University's 257-year history.Apr 10 2023

School of Communication and Information event discusses reporting on gender-based violence

Last month, the Rutgers School of Communication and Information hosted an event that discussed the publishing of the guidebook "Silence and Omissions: A Media Guide for Covering Gender-Based Violence."Mar 28 2023

Turning Point USA event on Douglass campus faces protests, controversy

On Monday, Conservative cultural and political commentator Candace Owens spoke at the Douglass Student Center as part of a Turning Point USA event. Mar 22 2023

Newark Public Safety Collaborative emphasizes community-centered policing initiative

Last month, the Newark Public Safety Collaborative (NPSC) announced that it would be working with the city’s leadership to lower instances of crime in the area.Mar 9 2023

Rutgers AAUP-AFT opens vote to authorize labor strike

Members of the Rutgers American Association of University Professors and American Federation of Teachers (AAUP-AFT) will begin voting today to decide whether to go on strike, according to a statement on the organization's website.Feb 28 2023

U. professor speaks out about Florida's AP African American Studies curriculum

In January, Florida's Education Commissioner and former Senator Manny Diaz Jr. shared an infographic denouncing materials in The College Board's updated Advanced Placement African American Studies curriculum.Feb 23 2023

Holloway addresses mass shooting prevention, U. sexual assault policies at RUSA town hall

On Thursday, the Rutgers University Student Assembly (RUSA) held a town hall where students, faculty and staff raised questions to University President Jonathan Holloway.Feb 21 2023

NJ Department of Human Services invests $200,000 into substance use disorder recovery services

Yesterday, the New Jersey Department of Human Services (NJDHS) announced that it invested $200,000 to create two Community Peer Recovery Centers (CPRCs) in Salem and Mercer counties.Feb 16 2023

Rutgers Law School students help secure $20.8 million settlement for incarcerated people subjected to sexual abuse

Students at Rutgers Law School and Seton Hall Law School recently helped current and formerly incarcerated individuals in the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women receive a large settlement against the prison.Feb 9 2023

Rutgers Law School alum wins landmark sexual violence case in international court

Brisa De Angulo, a Rutgers Law School alum and founder of the Breeze of Hope Foundation, recently won a case in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR).Feb 2 2023

Federal judge adds restrictions to New Jersey's public firearm carry law

Yesterday, the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey issued new limitations on a recently passed New Jersey gun safety bill, according to an article from Politico.Jan 31 2023

U. student, professor discuss warmer winters, effects of climate change in New Jersey

Several locations in New Jersey experienced notably high temperatures during the first week of January this year, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Jan 26 2023

How does Earth-sun distance impact climate? Rutgers expert discusses

A recent study poses new questions about how the Earth’s position in its annual orbit can affect climate patterns in the Pacific Ocean and other locations.Jan 23 2023

Community organizations in New Brunswick to receive $10,000 in donations

RUPD investigates extended burglary on multiple U. locations

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is currently investigating a burglary that occurred on Tuesday night between 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., according to a University-wide email alert.Dec 15 2022

Special report: U. closes down Center for Women's Global Leadership

Last month, Rutgers closed down the Center for Women’s Global Leadership (CWGL), citing a lack of funding and donors, according to a statement from the University to The Daily Targum.Dec 14 2022

Murphy creates task force to address staffing scarcities in primary education

Last Thursday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced that he would be authorizing a task force to address employment scarcities in public education, according to a press release.Dec 14 2022

Rutgers—Camden works on largest-ever open-road traffic experiment

Last month, researchers at Rutgers—Camden collaborated with various universities, automotive companies and the Tennessee Department of Transportation to facilitate a vehicle traffic study using artificial intelligence technology, according to a press release.Dec 7 2022

Rutgers AAUP-AFT gathers hundreds in continued fight for fair contracts

Yesterday, hundreds of faculty, staff and students on all three University campuses joined together in a rally during the Board of Governors meeting to push for the establishment of fair contracts.Dec 7 2022

Music plus microplastics: Upcoming concert features U. wind ensemble, microplastic pollution research

This Friday, the Rutgers Wind Ensemble will participate in a showcase of arts and narration to educate attendees on microplastics and their risks, according to a press release. Dec 5 2022

College Avenue Community Church provides free meals to Rutgers students

The College Avenue Community Church on the College Avenue campus recently began offering meals at no cost to Rutgers students, according to an announcement from the church. Nov 30 2022

First ever service, philanthropy week held by U. greek life councils, organizations

The Rutgers Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs (OFSA) recently organized a Service and Philanthropy Week from November 14 to November 18, according to the office’s getINVOLVED page.Nov 22 2022

How does media, international attention affect current protests in Iran? U. experts discuss

On September 16, a young Kurdish Iranian woman named Mahsa Amini died in Tehran while being detained by Iran's morality police. The 22-year-old had been arrested days earlier for not wearing a hijab, as mandated by the government. Nov 18 2022

Recent poll finds more than 70 percent of NJ residents believe climate change poses threat

The Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling (ECPIP)'s recent survey found that more than 70 percent of New Jersey residents believe climate change exists and poses a threat, according to a press release.Nov 7 2022

RUCOOL researchers reflect on 30 years of gliders, climate science, squid attacks

This October marks the 30th year of oceanography and climate science research spearheaded by the Rutgers Center for Ocean Observing Leadership (RUCOOL), according to a press release. Oct 31 2022

Rutgers School of Public Health funds partial scholarships for 84 students

Three associate deans from the Rutgers School of Public Health recently designed and obtained funding for a scholarship program that will cover half the costs of tuition for 84 students, according to a press release.Oct 26 2022

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School will host monkeypox treatment trial

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (NJMS) is presently registering participants for a study on the effectiveness of a medication for monkeypox, according to an article in Rutgers TodayOct 26 2022

School of Arts and Sciences senior starts series of bone marrow donor registration drives at U.

An undergraduate student at Rutgers will be conducting multiple registration drives for bone marrow donors across campus during the coming year. Oct 24 2022

Rutgers study finds prevalence of underage tobacco purchases despite legal prohibition

A recent Rutgers study found that despite legal prohibitions on sales of tobacco products to individuals under the age of 21 in 2017, illegal transactions prevail in New Jersey, according to a press release.Oct 18 2022