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Unknown individual enters Easton Avenue Apartments, follows residents up elevator

An individual thought to have no affiliation with Rutgers entered the University Center at Easton Avenue Apartments on Sept. 10 late at night, said students living in the building.1 day ago

Second Reformed Thrift Shop loses most of merchandise to Tropical Storm Ida

The Second Reformed Thrift Shop, located on Stone Street near the College Avenue campus, lost nearly all of its merchandise to flooding during Tropical Storm Ida and is in the middle of recovery with the help of students.4 days ago

Three Rutgers professors receive grant to design improved U. recycling program

Three Rutgers Business School professors recently acquired a grant from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to improve the University’s recycling process.Sep 13

Voices of Diversity panels help students share experiences with faculty

Voices of Diversity: Rutgers Student Stories, a series of student-run panels conducted during the school year to share students’ experiences and identities with instructors, is currently accepting applications for its Student Advisory Board.Sep 9

Several dining locations at Rutgers remain closed due to limited staff, U. spokesperson says

Several on-campus dining locations remain closed despite the University’s return to in-person operations, including popular spots such as Harvest on Cook campus and Henry’s Diner on Livingston campus. John Cramer, director of public and media relations for the University, explained why this is the case and when students can expect them to reopen.Sep 7

Rutgers involvement fair returns to campus with increased participation

After a year of being online, the Rutgers Involvement Fair returned on Tuesday to the streets of the College Avenue campus. Sep 7

Dealing with in-person anxiety during my first day on campus

It’s the first time I’ve ever been on campus, taking physical college classes and experiencing more of a college student’s lifestyle. As I’m writing this piece, it’s Sept. 1st: the first official day of school for Rutgers students. For me, as well as thousands of other students, it’s a pretty exciting day! It’s the first time I’ve ever been on campus, taking physical college classes and experiencing more of a college student’s lifestyle. Sep 2

Rutgers alumni open Hidden Gems Literary Emporium, first family-of-color-owned bookstore in New Brunswick

Two Rutgers alumni are opening Hidden Gems Literary Emporium on June 6, the first of-color, family-owned bookstore in New Brunswick.Jun 5

Feeling directionless? Here's how to find your passion

Looking back, I was pretty fortunate. I was fortunate enough to stumble upon my high school law club and to take classes that I enjoyed, which introduced me to the idea of becoming a lawyer.Jun 5

Rutgers students open up about mental health struggles amid pandemic

Rutgers Counseling, Alcohol and Other Drug Assistance Program & Psychiatric Services (CAPS) has seen a fluctuation in the number of students seeking mental health services throughout the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, said Steve Sohnle, the program’s director.May 3

What students, faculty said each other should know about their side of online learning

With online learning has come a widened gap between teachers and students in Rutgers’ virtual classrooms over the course of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, said several students and faculty in their experience.May 3

Disney's 'Raya and the Last Dragon' takes profound look at society's deepest plagues

Two weeks ago, I went to watch Disney’s newest film, “Raya and the Last Dragon,” only to leave the theatre with a very different mentality than what I entered with.Apr 27

Rutgers students reflect on Understanding Hinduphobia Conference

The Rutgers Hindu Students Council (HSC) held its Understanding Hinduphobia Conference on Friday, a day-long event to discuss the meaning of Hinduphobia and its current appearance, patterns and impact, said Simran Bagdiya, a Rutgers Business School junior and HSC publicity chair.Apr 26

Asian American Cultural Center mentorship program works to bring together APIDA students at Rutgers

The Rutgers Asian American Cultural Center (AACC) is currently accepting applications for its mentoring program, which pairs first-year and transfer students with current Rutgers students.Apr 23

Student withdrawals, leaves of absence from Rutgers fluctuate amid pandemic

Rutgers—New Brunswick has seen a fluctuation in student leaves of absence and withdrawals throughout the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, said Juli Hibbard, who is in charge of undergraduates at the University's Registrar's Office.Apr 21

RU Ready teaches civic engagement to high school students near Rutgers

RU Ready, a civic education program for high school students, has continued its activities in spite of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and is expanding to universities in the state and across the country.Apr 5

RU Thrifty combines community service with sustainable fashion

RU Thrifty, an organization dedicated to sustainability in the fashion industry, was recently approved as a formal club after previously operating as a provisional campaign under Students for Environmental Awareness. Mar 29

Rutgers launches Infant and Toddler Policy Research Center

The Rutgers Graduate School of Education launched the Infant and Toddler Policy Research Center in late February at the National Institute for Early Education Research (ITC@NIEER), according to a press release. Mar 5

Rutgers student creates podcast highlighting autism research, advocacy

A Rutgers student has published a podcast called "Autism Thinks" that highlights autism research, neuroscience and technology.Mar 3

Rutgers alumni create socially conscious personal care brand

Two Rutgers alumni have started a venture called Commons, a personal care brand centered around social impact.Feb 25

Rutgers expert discusses U.S. national emergency response, coronavirus pandemic

With the U.S. approaching the one year mark since the start of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, John J. Farmer Jr., director of the Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics, discussed the roles that different levels of government play in responding to national emergencies, as well as what the future of these responses may look like.Feb 22