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Lidia De Los Santos

Organizations sprint for annual bed races

Experts share concerns about Ebola in NJ

From a cough on the bus to a sniffle in the student center, fear of the Ebola virus making its way to Rutgers. A case of Ebola has not yet been confirmed in New Jersey, but New Jerseyans have expressed concerns about an outbreak in the state. Sixty nine percent of New Jersey residents are concerned about the possibility of an outbreak in the US, according to a Rutgers-Eagleton Institute of Politics poll released on Oct. 8. Oct 17 2014

Rutgers celebrates 150th year as land-grant institution

Rutgers launches digital filmmaking major

In her eight years of teaching, Dena Seidel has had many students approach her asking why Rutgers does not offer a filmmaking degree. Now, students interested in following a career path in filmmaking finally have the chance to receive a bachelor of fine arts degree in digital filmmaking beginning in the 2015 fall semester. Sep 28 2014

Construction leads to parking issues on campus

With several parking lots and spaces disappearing during construction on the College Avenue campus, some professors say they are feeling the squeeze.Sep 22 2014

Rutgers staff offers tips on success

Only a few of the speakers at last night’s “Navigate Your Path to Success” followed a straight path from first-year experience to long-term career.Sep 17 2014

School of Arts and Sciences offers 80 new courses

Students can study the Grimm Brothers in their German class for the first time this semester. And they are not alone.Sep 11 2014

Scarlet Zones Initiative aims to improve off-campus safety

The Scarlet Zones Initiative is a grassroots effort on the part of Rutgers student leaders and alumni to improve the quality of life for off-campus students living in the neighborhoods in New Brunswick, he said.Sep 8 2014

‘Am I Pretty?’ Rutgers professors give insight on effects of self-objectification