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Brian Delk

Brian Delk is a junior in the School of Communication and Information majoring in Journalism and Media Studies and minoring in Economics and Spanish. He presently serves as the head news editor for the Daily Targum.

Earthquake of 4.8 magnitude shakes New Jersey, Rutgers campuses

On Friday, at approximately 10:23 a.m., a 4.8-magnitude earthquake shook buildings across New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.Apr 5

U. Senate to hold public hearing on cost of attendance approval process

The Rutgers University Senate, representing students, faculty, staff and alumni, is weighing a recent proposal that would adjust when students' tuition, fees and room and board costs are approved.Nov 28

Rutgers alum, family members among those kidnapped by Hamas

As several Hamas-held hostages have been released, more than 200 remain captive, including Shoshan Haran, a Rutgers alum and NGO founder, according to an article from The Guardian.Oct 31

Exclusive interview: RUSA president, vice president explain student government's role on campus

On October 18, the Rutgers University Students Assembly president and vice president sat down with The Daily Targum's news desk to discuss the role of the Assembly at the University.Oct 27

RWJBarnabas Health systems issue new mask mandate for medical facilities

Several New Jersey hospitals in the Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas Health (RWJBarnabas) System now require face masks for visitors, volunteers, vendors and outpatients, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Oct 3

What's next after Holloway no-confidence vote? University senators weigh in

The Rutgers University Senate's no-confidence vote regarding University President Holloway's leadership passed on Friday, with 65 percent in favor of the resolution.Sep 25

'Dismissal,' 'disregard,' 'disdain': U. Senate votes no confidence in Holloway

New ranks on Banks: All 3 U. campuses reach top 100 national universities

All three Rutgers campuses — New Brunswick, Camden and Newark — moved to their highest overall public university rankings to date, according to a press release. All three campuses are also among the top 100 national universities for the U.S. News & World Report's 2024 Best Colleges rankings.Sep 20

U., Department of Education's $10,000 term bill mishap recently rectified

RU Ready to Farm, U. farming training program, wins national award

RU Ready to Farm, Rutgers' beginner farmer training program, recently received an award from the National Association of County Agricultural Agents (NACAA) for its work with new farmers, according to an article from Morning AgClips.Sep 15

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

Piscataway police captures wild alligator after 2 week chase

After more than a week of searching for a wild alligator in Middlesex Borough, Piscataway police officers captured the reptile last Thursday, according to an article from My Central Jersey.Sep 10

RWJUH nurses face loss of healthcare benefits after striking for 35 days

After more than a month of striking, union nurses at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) have lost healthcare benefits and must now rely on out-of-pocket funds, according to an article from CBS.Sep 8

Passio GO! generates mixed signals from U. students

Passio GO!, the new bus tracking application for the Rutgers community, has posed challenges for students during the first week of classes.Sep 7

Rutgers among few universities maintaining vaccine mandate

Rutgers' Medical School merger met with backlash

The Rutgers Board of Governors' unanimous vote to merge New Jersey Medical School (NJMS) in Newark and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (RWJMS) in New Brunswick has been met with backlash from students, faculty and the University Senate.Jul 31

Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey treats 1st New Jerseyan with modified T cells

The Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CINJ) recently treated its first New Jersey patient with modified T cells, a type of white blood cell that protects the immune system, according to a press release.Jul 10

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

Rutgers adjunct faculty union says U. has not delivered retroactive pay raises to all members

After reported progress in contract negotiations, Rutgers union members are seeking answers from the University after agreed-upon retroactive raises were not issued to hundreds of union employees. Jun 19

U. administration, 3 faculty unions reach tentative agreement after months of negotiations

On Sunday, three faculty unions and the University reached a tentative agreement regarding labor contracts, according to a statement from University President Jonathan Holloway.May 2

Rutgers Board of Governors discuss U. labor negotiations, budget deficit

Yesterday, the Rutgers Board of Governors held its bimonthly meeting to discuss University affairs at Winants Hall on the College Avenue campus.Apr 21 2023

RUPD investigates armed cyclist robberies in New Brunswick

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) and the New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) are both currently investigating three different robberies that occurred around the College Avenue campus and in downtown New Brunswick, according to a University-wide email.Apr 20 2023

Rutgers—Newark students share experiences from trip to Puerto Rico

Last week, at the Dana Library on the Rutgers—Newark campus, 10 University students and two administrators discussed their experiences installing solar power technology and cultivating crops in Puerto Rico as part of the University's Alternative Breaks program.Apr 20 2023

First faculty strike in Rutgers history is suspended

The first faculty strike in Rutgers history has been suspended after the University's administration and three striking Rutgers unions came to an agreement regarding labor contracts last night. Apr 15 2023

Faculty strike day 4: No end in sight as strike continues for another day

The fourth day of the University's historic faculty strike included picket lines across the three Rutgers campuses and contract negotiations sessions in Trenton yesterday.Apr 14 2023

U. student attacked in parking lot on College Avenue campus

On April 2, a juvenile, who is unaffiliated with the University, physically assaulted a Rutgers student in Lot 11 on the College Avenue campus. Apr 14 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

New Jersey receives $70 million for municipalities to add electric vehicles to bus, truck fleets

On March 30, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) announced $70 million in awarded funds to improve statewide electric transportation, according to a press release. Apr 7 2023

Holloway's bargaining update email incurs backlash from Rutgers unions

Yesterday, University President Jonathan Holloway sent his third University-wide email regarding the ongoing labor disputes between the administration and various Rutgers unions.Apr 4 2023

Murphy announces website to connect transgender, non-binary people with resources

On Friday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) and chief innovation officer Beth Simone Noveck announced Transgender.NJ.gov, a new website that compiles information on various resources for transgender and non-binary individuals in New Jersey, according to a press release.Apr 3 2023

US Department of Agriculture issues warning to Rutgers after monkey escapes enclosure

Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued a violation to Rutgers for mishandling a primate which was being kept in a Piscataway research facility, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Mar 31 2023

Demonstrators halt U. hosted event to advocate for faculty, staff, graduate student issues

Yesterday, a coalition of Rutgers unions held a demonstration during a University public forum event hosted by Chancellor-Provost Francine Conway at the Cook Student Center.Mar 30 2023

Rutgers alum has 1st court hearing after being arrested for enrolling in New Brunswick High School

On Tuesday, Hyejeong Shin, a 29-year-old woman who had recently enrolled in New Brunswick High School, pleaded not guilty to the charge of falsifying government documents, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Mar 24 2023

Murphy announces $100 million for NJ school districts

On Friday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced a bill that will aid New Jersey school districts with transportation, special education and other educational services within eligible districts, according to a press release.Mar 24 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

EPA grants New Jersey $3 million for statewide climate change initiatives

On Thursday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the approval of federal funds to combat the climate crisis and generate a cleaner economic output, according to a press release.Mar 20 2023

Rutgers AAUP-AFT, Adjunct Faculty Union vote to authorize strike

The Rutgers American Association of University Professors and American Federation of Teachers (AAUP-AFT) and the Rutgers Adjunct Faculty Union (PTLFC) have successfully authorized a potential strike, according to a press release.Mar 11 2023

Murphy invests $11 billion in K-12 education for 2024 fiscal year budget

Yesterday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) gave his 2024 budget address for the new fiscal year, according to a press release. The plan addresses affordability, economic stability and future administration investments.Mar 1 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

New Eagleton poll finds NJ residents support spending cannabis tax revenue on education

More than 1 in 5 New Jerseyans are in favor of spending cannabis tax revenue on education and health care services, according to a poll from the Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling.Feb 17 2023

Murphy's climate change speech at Rutgers met with opposition

Yesterday afternoon, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced three new executive orders to protect New Jerseyans from climate change and achieve a 100 percent clean energy state by 2035, according to a press release.Feb 16 2023

Rutgers professor uses 3D printer to make chocolate

Rutgers food science professors and researchers recently used 3D printing technology to produce a nutritious substitute for chocolate, according to a press release.Feb 15 2023

HELIX in New Brunswick approved as first project to be built under new tax incentive program

On Thursday, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) recognized New Brunswick's upcoming New Jersey Health + Life Sciences Exchange (HELIX) as the first project to be built under the new Aspire tax credit program for commercial, residential and mixed-use properties, according to a press release.Feb 13 2023

U. students, public attend vigil for victims of state violence

Dozens gathered on Thursday to attend a candlelit vigil for victims of state violence, held by various student organizations.Feb 8 2023

Women’s Choice Award honors Saint Peter’s University Hospital as top hospital

The Women's Choice Award recently recognized Saint Peter's University Hospital in New Brunswick as one of the best hospitals in the U.S. for its women's health care service, according to a press release.Jan 31 2023

What happened at Frelinghuysen Hall? RUPD investigates

On Thursday night, an unidentified individual threw rocks at Frelinghuysen Hall on the College Avenue campus, breaking multiple windows on the ground floor.Jan 25 2023

Murphy announces $10 million in federal funds for violence intervention programs

On Friday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced the allocation of $10 million in federal funding to healthcare centers across the state through the New Jersey Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program (NJHVIP), according to a press release.Jan 23 2023

Jean Baum announced as Vice Provost of Life Sciences Research and Partnerships

Jean Baum, a distinguished professor in the Department of Chemistry, will now serve as Vice Provost of Life Sciences Research and Partnerships, according to a University-wide email.Jan 20 2023

NJ Transit expands monthly pass discount to part-time students

New Jersey Transit (NJ Transit) will now offer discounted student passes to eligible part-time students for the first time, according to a press release.Jan 19 2023

Students for Justice in Palestine calls for RUSA to retract adoption of IHRA antisemitism definition

On November 14, Students for Justice in Palestine at Rutgers—New Brunswick (SJP) published a response to a past resolution passed by the Rutgers University Student Assembly, which recognized a specific definition of antisemitism.Dec 15 2022

Students, professors discuss ways to cope with end-of-semester stress

The last weeks of the semester feature exams and assignments that increase academic stress. Students and professors share their opinions on finals-related tensions and the steps Rutgers can take to address them.Dec 13 2022

Murphy announces $5 million in funds to build green jobs in underprivileged communities

Last Thursday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced that the state would be investing $5 million into creating sustainability-centered employment in underserved communities, according to a press release.Dec 13 2022

New Brunswick mayor speaks at RUSA town hall

This past Thursday, the Rutgers University Student Assembly hosted a town hall with New Brunswick Mayor James Cahill, in which he discussed topics including transportation, violent crime and access to essential services in the city.Dec 12 2022

Rutgers ultimate frisbee celebrates 50 years since 1st college game

On November 6, 1869, Rutgers beat Princeton University in the first American college football game on a field behind the College Avenue Gym. 103 years later, Princeton was defeated again by the Scarlet Knights in the first ultimate frisbee match between universities.Nov 11 2022

Students, faculty discuss possibility of fall break at U.

Passing the halfway point of the semester, Rutgers students and faculty discuss the possibility of a fall break to recoup their thoughts and reduce stress between midterms and final exams.Nov 8 2022

Rutgers professors comment on increased unionization following coronavirus pandemic

Starbucks stores, Amazon warehouses and many other private-sector companies participated in unionization voting this past year. With some wins and some losses, labor unions across the country have reached their highest approval rating since 1965, according to a Gallup poll.Oct 31 2022

No. 8 Rutgers women's soccer picks up Senior Day win over Wisconsin

The Rutgers women’s soccer team won its 13th match of the season on Senior Day this afternoon against Big Ten rival Wisconsin. The record between The No. 8 Scarlet Knights (13-1-2, 5-1-2) and the Badgers (10-4-2, 5-3-0) now stands at 5-3-1 in favor of Wisconsin. The home win marks Rutgers’ second consecutive win against the Badgers.Oct 16 2022

Students, faculty comment on confusion amid recent changes to masking policy at U.

On September 26, the University announced the removal of mask mandates in indoor teaching spaces and libraries and later changed its statement to “most indoor spaces” following three faculty union objections on October 3. Oct 12 2022

U. community members weigh in on college debt, federal student loan forgiveness plan

In late August, President Joseph R. Biden Jr. announced a federal student loan forgiveness plan to help students and borrowers alike. Two students and a professor shared their thoughts on student debt and the approach to alleviating it.Sep 23 2022

Rutgers women's lacrosse wraps up historic season with several awards

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team finished its historic season with a second-round exit from the NCAA Tournament. The No. 11 Scarlet Knights (16-5, 4-2) lost to eighth-seed Stony Brook, No. 7 in the country.Jun 8 2022

No. 15 Rutgers women's lacrosse wins final game of regular season over Ohio State

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team defeated Ohio State in a comeback victory for its 14th win of the season. The victory matched the program's single-season record for wins and solidified its position as the No. 3 seed in the upcoming Big Ten Tournament.May 2 2022

No. 15 Rutgers women's lacrosse prepares for season finale at Ohio State

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team will travel to face Ohio State in its season finale tomorrow night.Apr 27 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse matches multiple program records in Senior Day win over Penn State

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team secured the most wins in a single season for the program since 1999 with an 18-13 win over Penn State. The program did so in front of the biggest crowd this season at SHI Stadium on Busch campus.Apr 24 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse hosts Penn State in Saturday matinee

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team will host Penn State this Saturday at noon in its penultimate regular-season conference game.Apr 21 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse takes down San Diego State to start new winning streak

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team wrapped up non-conference play with a 14-4 win over San Diego State on Saturday. With their 12th win of the season, the No. 14 Scarlet Knights (12-3, 2-2) earned their most wins in a season since they went 12-5 in 2007.Apr 20 2022

No. 13 Rutgers women's lacrosse remains at home for matchup with San Diego State

After a hard-fought win against Wagner, the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team prepares for another home game against San Diego State tomorrow. This game is the first matchup between the two squads in the programs' histories.Apr 15 2022

No. 13 Rutgers women's lacrosse wins close battle against Wagner

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team broke its losing streak tonight after defeating Wagner 13-11. The No. 13 Scarlet Knights (11-3, 2-2) matched their most victories in a season since 2010. Rutgers remains 1 of 5 ranked Big Ten programs in the country.Apr 14 2022

No. 13 Rutgers women's lacrosse set for midweek matchup against Wagner

After two consecutive losses last week, the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team hopes to change its recent form in its next game against Wagner. The No. 13 Scarlet Knights (10-3, 2-2) will host the Seahawks (5-7, 3-1) on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at SHI Stadium on Busch campus.Apr 12 2022

No. 15 Rutgers women's lacrosse travels to face No. 3 Northwestern

After an upset loss over the weekend, the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team will head to Evanston, Illinois, tomorrow evening to face Northwestern. The No. 15 Scarlet Knights (10-2, 2-1) will look for a win over what will be yet another ranked Big Ten opponent.Apr 6 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse upset in overtime by Arizona State

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team lost against Arizona State 13-12 this afternoon in an overtime thriller. The loss marked the two teams' first meeting since the Sun Devils’ (5-6, 3-2) first began varsity play in 2018.Apr 3 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse overpowers No. 13 Michigan

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team defeated Big Ten rivals Michigan 13-8 in a ranked matchup. The win marks the No. 14 Scarlet Knights (10-1, 2-1) fourth win over a ranked opponent and second conference victory of the season. This is also the program’s first double-digit win total since the 2010 season. Rutgers leads the all-time series 5-3 against the No. 13 Wolverines (9-3, 1-2).Apr 1 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse faces No. 13 Michigan in ranked Big Ten matchup

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team will face Big Ten rival Michigan tomorrow at 7 p.m. at SHI Stadium on Busch campus. In this week's national poll, the No. 14 Scarlet Knights (9-1, 1-1) moved back one spot from No. 13. Rutgers' upcoming opponent, the No. 13 Wolverines (9-2, 1-1), replaced the Knights' position nationally.Mar 30 2022

No. 13 Rutgers women's lacrosse defeats No. 20 Johns Hopkins on last-second goal

In a comeback effort, the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team defeated Johns Hopkins 12-11 over the weekend. The No. 13 Scarlet Knights (9-1, 1-1) recorded their third win over a ranked opponent this season with their offensive attack coming alive in the second half.Mar 27 2022

No. 13 Rutgers women's lacrosse set to battle No. 20 Johns Hopkins

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team will host Johns Hopkins tomorrow. The No. 13 Scarlet Knights (8-1, 0-1) face their second conference opponent of the season after starting with eight non-conference games.Mar 25 2022

Rutgers women's soccer set to start 2022 spring schedule

The Rutgers women’s soccer team opens its 2022 with a slate of spring games starting on Friday. The No. 3 Scarlet Knights' (19-4-2, 10-0-0) first opponent is FC Laval, a semi-professional soccer club based in Laval, Quebec.Mar 23 2022

No. 12 Rutgers women's lacrosse suffers 1st loss of season at No. 4 Maryland

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team’s undefeated start came to an end this weekend, with a tough loss in College Park against Maryland. The No. 12 Scarlet Knights (8-1, 0-1) suffered a 16-6 loss against the No. 4 Terrapins (7-0, 1-0). Rutgers was coming off a strong week on the road with two wins against No. 18 Temple and No. 21 James Madison.Mar 22 2022

No. 13 Rutgers women's lacrosse remains undefeated with win over No. 18 Temple

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team defeated Temple on the road 15-9 yesterday evening. The No. 13 Scarlet Knights (7-0, 0-0) set a new program record with their most wins to start a season.Mar 10 2022

No. 13 Rutgers women's lacrosse travels to face No. 18 Temple

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team faces Temple today in Philadelphia. This road game will be the program's first ranked matchup of the season. The No. 13 Scarlet Knights (6-0, 0-0) move up in the national rankings after decisively beating Villanova in their last game 17-4.Mar 9 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse improves to 6-0 for 1st time in program history

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team continues its undefeated streak, beating Villanova 17-4 over the weekend to clinch the team's first-ever 6-0 start to a season in program history. The No. 14 Scarlet Knights (6-0, 0-0) have posted at least 16 goals in each game.Mar 7 2022

Rutgers women's lacrosse remains undefeated with win over Monmouth

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team kept its perfect record alive, defeating Monmouth 19-8 yesterday. The win marks the No. 14 Scarlet Knights’ (5-0, 0-0) second 5-0 start to a season in program history and their first since 2010.Mar 3 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse faces in-state rival Monmouth

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team will stay home this week, hosting Monmouth today. The No. 14 Scarlet Knights (4-0, 0-0) remain ranked for the second week in a row. Rutgers is 1 of 3 teams in the Big Ten to remain undefeated this season alongside No. 4 Maryland and No. 8 Michigan.Mar 2 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse dominates Lehigh to improve to 4-0

In its fourth straight win to open the season, the Rutgers women’s lacrosse team defeated Lehigh 17-6 yesterday. The win was the program’s first since 1990 against the Mountain Hawks (0-2, 0-0).Feb 28 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse looks for first-ever win against Lehigh

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team is set to face Lehigh in its third matchup between the programs tomorrow. The No. 14 Scarlet Knights (3-0, 0-0) lost their previous two matchups against the Mountain Hawks (0-1, 0-0) in 2015 and 2016.Feb 25 2022

No. 14 Rutgers women's lacrosse completes comeback to defeat Georgetown

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team defeated Georgetown 17-16 on Saturday in a comeback victory. It is the program’s first win over the Hoyas (1-1, 0-0) since 1999 as the No. 14 Scarlet Knights (3-0, 0-0) are opening their season with a great record.Feb 22 2022

No. 17 Rutgers women's lacrosse defeats Army 16-9

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team defeated Army 16-9 this evening in its first home game of the season and the first meeting between the two teams.Feb 17 2022

Rutgers women's lacrosse set for home matchup against Army

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team will host Army today at 5 p.m. at SHI Stadium on Busch campus.Feb 16 2022

Rutgers women's lacrosse defeats Delaware to open season

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team defeated Delaware 16-8 in yesterday morning’s season-opener.Feb 13 2022

Rutgers women's lacrosse prepares for season-opener against Delaware

The Rutgers women’s lacrosse team opens its season at Delaware this Saturday. The No. 17 Scarlet Knights are hopeful for an impressive 2022 season after their historic bout last spring.Feb 11 2022

Rutgers wrestling set to take on Army

Coming back from a near sweep in the nation’s capital, the Rutgers wrestling team will host Army in its final Garden State Grapple meet tonight at 7 p.m. in Jersey Mike’s Arena on Livingston campus.Dec 10 2021

Rutgers women's soccer looks back on historic season

The Rutgers women’s soccer team completed their season in historic fashion with the most wins in program history and a trip to the College Cup.Dec 8 2021

No. 5 Rutgers women's soccer ends season with 1-0 loss to Florida State in NCAA College Cup semifinals

After a historic season and monumental run in the College Cup, the Rutgers women’s soccer team suffered a season-ending 1-0 loss against Florida State in the national semifinal this Friday in Santa Clara, California. Dec 6 2021

Rutgers women's soccer to face off against Florida State in NCAA Final Four

The two remaining No. 1 seeds in the 2021 NCAA women’s soccer tournament, the Rutgers women’s soccer team and Florida State, will face off this Friday at 7 p.m. in Santa Clara, California for the semifinal match.Dec 3 2021

No. 5 Rutgers women's soccer defeats Arkansas, advances to NCAA College Cup

After facing its second consecutive penalty shootout, the Rutgers women’s soccer team defeated Arkansas in the Elite Eight on penalty kicks after a tense 120 minutes of soccer. The No. 5 Scarlet Knights (19-3-2, 10-0-0) will advance to the NCAA College Cup and face fellow No. 1 seed Florida State on Friday.Nov 29 2021

No. 5 Rutgers women's soccer advances to Elite Eight in NCAA Tournament

The Rutgers women’s soccer team coasted past Saint Louis Friday evening in a 4-0 win, advancing to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. In their Sweet 16 matchup, the No. 5 Scarlet Knights (19-3-0, 10-0-0) defeated TCU after a penalty shootout to advance to the Elite Eight.Nov 22 2021

Rutgers women's soccer to face Saint Louis in round two of NCAA Tournament

The Rutgers women’s soccer team will face off in the second round of the NCAA Tournament against Saint Louis this Friday at 5 p.m. on Yurcak Field.Nov 19 2021

Rutgers women's soccer opens NCAA Tournament with win over Bucknell

The Rutgers women’s soccer team shut out Bucknell in a 2-0 win to secure a trip to the second round in the 2021 Division I NCAA College Cup. Its next game will host Saint Louis this Friday. Times will be released after the weekend games have concluded.Nov 15 2021

No. 5 Rutgers women's soccer earns No. 1 seed in NCAA Tournament, faces Bucknell in first round

Rutgers women's soccer falls to Michigan in Big Ten Tournament final

The Rutgers women’s soccer team ends their historic Big Ten season with a loss Sunday afternoon against No. 3 seed Michigan at Yurcak Field.Nov 8 2021

No. 4 Rutgers women's soccer faces Iowa in Big Ten Tournament semifinals

After a victory over Wisconsin in the quarterfinals, the Rutgers women’s soccer team is set to face No. 5 seed Iowa in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals this Thursday in Piscataway.Nov 3 2021

No. 6 Rutgers women's soccer advances to Big Ten Tournament semifinals, defeats Wisconsin 1-0

The Rutgers women’s soccer team defeated No. 8 seed Wisconsin 1-0 to open the 2021 Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals. The No. 6 Scarlet Knights (16-2-0, 10-0-0) continue their historic winning streak, totaling 12 straight victories. Their record-breaking season continues to the semifinals this Thursday against No. 5 seed Iowa.Nov 1 2021