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Francesca Petrucci

PETRUCCI: E. coli outbreak is tied closely to cows

PETRUCCI: Rights are violated in protecting unborn

PETRUCCI: Entitlement, hate pervade US history

PETRUCCI: Sexual assault policy missing key elements

PETRUCCI: Men should replace women in hot seat

PETRUCCI: Dr. Ford’s case has much larger context

PETRUCCI: Investment in care work is true public infrastructure project

PETRUCCI: Meat, dairy excluded in climate discourse

PETRUCCI: Female temp labor in New Brunswick shows disparities

PETRUCCI: Men are necessary in achieving equality

PETRUCCI: Discussion on gender requires open mind

PETRUCCI: Toxic masculinity plays role in prevalence of mass shootings

PETRUCCI: Patriarchy uses meat consumption to invalidate females

PETRUCCI: Let those who experience struggle tell their own stories

Rutgers professor writes book on Bolivian economic aspects

Greek life helps children at Rutgers Dance Marathon

Rutgers students open snacking subscription service

Rutgers is acting as the “launch” to a new snack subscription service. A group of first-year entrepreneurs including Rutgers student Kwaku Agyemang, Brown University student Haris Memon and Yale University student Mubarak Olukotun have started a snack subscription service called The Plug Box, as a convenient replacement to vending machine services. All three students run the business for their respective universities.Mar 24 2016

Rutgers community discusses Indonesia's ban on 'gay-friendly' emojis

Rutgers professor discovers unknown species of flower

A new plant species of flower has been discovered right here on campus. Lena Struwe, is an associate professor in the Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources and Department of Plant Biology and Pathology, discovered a new species of asterid flower trapped within amber for at least 15 million years.Feb 25 2016

Rutgers students discuss eating disorders in advance of national recognition week

Eating disorders are a set of illnesses that affect many college campuses, including Rutgers. National Eating Disorder Awareness week exists in attempt to help with this issue in various ways. Feb 19 2016

App hopes to help victims of sexual assault

Rutgers Graduate School of Education addresses literacy issues