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Brielle Fedorko

U. collaborative report reveals difficulties NJ renters face

On October 29, Rutgers Law School shared a report from a coalition of tenant advocates urging New Jersey courts to improve their eviction process due to a number of cases where tenant families were not properly represented or landlords failed to provide adequate notice. Nov 15

Rutgers Center for Minority Serving Institutions self-evaluates faculty development program

In October, the Rutgers Center for Minority Serving Institutions (CMSI) released a new report titled "Supporting Early Career Faculty at Minority Serving Institutions," evaluating the effectiveness of one of their professional development programs. Nov 7

Rutgers—Newark expands partnership with career development group

On September 9, Rutgers—Newark announced their expansion with Braven, a non-profit organization for student professional development, providing three times as many students with the resources to thrive in their career paths, according to a University article. Sep 26

Author Kaveh Akbar visits Rutgers

On Monday, the Rutgers Institute for Women's Leadership partnered with the School of Communication and Information and the Department of Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies to host Kaveh Akbar, author of a new novel titled "Martyr!" at the Academic Building on the College Avenue campus. Feb 21

Bloustein Senior Policy Fellow appointed president of The Fund for New Jersey

Brandon McKoy, senior policy fellow at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, was recently selected to serve as president of The Fund for New Jersey. The Fund is a nonprofit organization that partners with other nonprofits to improve racial, social and economic justice, according to a press release.Jan 22

What is at stake with AI?: Harvard, U. professor weigh in

On Wednesday, the Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics hosted Danielle Allen, a professor in the Department of Government at Harvard University, to discuss her research regarding artificial intelligence’s effects on democracy and human existence.Nov 17 2023

New Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics director shares her vision for organization

Effective September 1, Elizabeth Matto, an associate research professor in the Department of Political Science, took over as the director of the Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics, according to a press release.Sep 29 2023

Rutgers-led study analyzes effect of IED injuries on soldiers’ fertility

A recent study led by University researchers found that increased usage of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in warfare causes traumatic injuries to soldiers, which affects their ability to bear children in the future.Apr 24 2023

Rutgers GSAPP leads weekly group therapy sessions for veterans

The Anxiety Disorders Clinic (ADC) at the Rutgers Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology has begun offering veterans in-person weekly group therapy sessions.Apr 5 2023

CAWP's 25th annual 'Ready to Run' event brings women together to discuss political engagement

From March 17 to March 18, the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP) at the Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics hosted its annual Ready to Run event, a nonpartisan training program for women interested in learning about running for office, holding appointed positions and working on political campaigns. Mar 29 2023

U. expert discusses $120 million in state grants for preschool education

Last month, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced $120 million in grants for the expansion of preschool programs across the state, according to a press release.Mar 10 2023

Life-saving opioid reversal drug, Narcan, now available for OTC use

An advisory committee to the federal Food and Drug Administration recently recommended that Narcan be approved to be sold over the counter. Narcan, which is also known by its generic name naloxone, is a life-saving nasal spray and opioid deterrent often used in drug-related emergencies. Mar 2 2023

New Engagement Hub program helps match students to leadership opportunities

Rutgers—New Brunswick has launched the Engagement Hub in the Students Activities Center (SAC) on the College Avenue campus for all undergraduate students to consult with Engagement Ambassadors to find leadership and involvement opportunities on campus.Feb 15 2023

Reflecting on Roe v. Wade: Rutgers Abortion History class begins, new state legislation arises

On January 13, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) signed legislation that allows pharmacists to prescribe self-administered contraceptives without the need for a prescription, according to a press release.Feb 7 2023

New Jersey to add media literacy curriculum in K-12 schools

On January 4, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) signed legislation making New Jersey the first state to require K-12 schools to teach skills that will improve media literacy and students’ ability to decipher between accurate and false information, according to a press release.Jan 27 2023

Rutgers experts discuss record number of women elected to U.S. Congress

During the 2022 midterm elections, female politicians won a historic 149 seats in the U.S. Congress, according to a release from the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP).Dec 8 2022

Rutgers students discuss thoughts on cleanliness, convenience of residence halls

Residence Life houses more than 16,000 students in 140 buildings across all four campuses of Rutgers—New Brunswick. Several undergraduate students discussed their own experiences in residence halls and what they think needs to be changed.Nov 18 2022

Rutgers experts discuss upcoming midterms

Election Day is tomorrow, November 8, for voters to elect new or incumbent congressional and gubernatorial candidates.Nov 7 2022

Students share what changes they would like to see in U. transportation system

Rutgers’ busing system adjusts its bus schedule each year, which can impact the University community’s experience traveling to classes across campus.Nov 3 2022

U. community discusses Sunshine Protection Act, daylight saving time

University students, faculty and staff discussed their thoughts on daylight saving time and the Sunshine Protection Act, a bill that would stop the clocks from changing in the fall and allow the sun to set later in the day.Oct 28 2022