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George Street Playhouse's 'What the Constitution Means to Me' ignites conversations during Domestic Violence Awareness Month

The night before seeing "What the Constitution Means to Me" at the George Street Playhouse, I found myself sitting alongside 40 other young women, in quiet anticipation. Oct 22

Grab slice of New Brunswick through these treasured pizzerias

October is National Pizza Month, and what better way to celebrate than by exploring the best slices New Brunswick has to offer? This bustling college town, right in the heart of Rutgers, is a true hub for pizza lovers. Oct 16

Tackle gameday woes with Targum's tailgate checklist

With the walks to morning lectures now accompanied by crisp leaves, Rutgers students know that can only mean one thing: football season. Oct 2

Alfa Art Gallery puts on show with 'Color and Texture: Anthologies of Artistry'

On September 6, Alfa Art Gallery hosted the in-person reception of its Summer 2024 exhibition, "Color and Texture: Anthologies of Artistry," an oil, sculpture and mixed media experience. Sep 22

Rutgers Dance Marathon gets students off their feet for charity

On Saturday, hundreds of students, faculty and community members gathered at Jersey Mike's Arena on Livingston campus to participate in the 26th Annual Rutgers University Dance Marathon (RUDM).Apr 12

Insider Beat: Conductor Macy Schmidt on reliving girlhood through 'Barbie The Movie: In Concert'

Like most girls, Macy Schmidt, conductor of The Barbie Land Sinfonietta, grew up playing with and idolizing Barbies. She didn't completely recognize it at the time, but her attachment to the toy shaped her worldview as a first-generation Egyptian-American.Apr 11

Inside Eats: Recharge for midterms with these simple recipes

As spring break waits just around the corner, midterms begin to pile up and stress levels skyrocket. Finding a moment to cook an easy, satisfying meal can be a challenge amid the chaos.Feb 28

Inside Eats: Score big with these Super Bowl party appetizers

The Super Bowl can mean different things to different people. Depending on who you are, it can be about the multi-million dollar beer ads, the Super Bowl squares or even the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce romance. Feb 9

Bite-by-bite guide to healthy eating for Rutgers students

As our desk calendars and planners settle into the new year, college campuses nationwide prepare for fresh beginnings. One common resolution that tops the list for many Rutgers students is adopting a healthier lifestyle, often starting with something as simple as their diet. Jan 29

Inside Eats: Say 'what's soup' to these cozy, nourishing broths

As the semester comes to an end, deadlines pile up and stress levels soar. Regardless of this whirlwind, there's something inherently comforting about a warm bowl of soup. It's a simple pleasure — a momentary relief from the overwhelming chaos that marks the end of the semester at Rutgers. Dec 6

Try these lesser-known, on-campus stress relievers ahead of finals season

As the pressure of final exams looms, students at Rutgers—New Brunswick should seek moments of relaxation and enjoyment. Prioritizing personal well-being during finals season is vital for maintaining mental health, promoting concentration and fostering long-term success. Nov 30

Searching for New Brunswick's best pumpkin spice latte

As the crisp autumn air settles in and the leaves of Voorhees Mall on the College Avenue campus don vibrant hues, it's that time of year again when students can indulge in a classic seasonal treat — the pumpkin spice latte (PSL).Nov 9 2023

Rutgers Spirit Program clutches victory in 15th annual Homecoming bed races

On Thursday, crowds of cheering spectators gathered on the College Avenue campus to watch different student organizations line up on Sicard Street to compete in the 15th annual Homecoming bed races.Oct 17 2023

Media's harassment of Sophie Turner highlights post-breakup misogyny

"After four wonderful years of marriage, we have mutually decided to end our marriage," shared Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner on Instagram on September 6. "There are many speculative narratives as to why but, truly this is a united decision, and we sincerely hope that everyone can respect our wishes for privacy for us and our children." Sep 26 2023

Watch these cozy fall films to fight this brutal September heat

Between 95-degree days and last weekend's hailstorm, romanticizing life at Rutgers has been a bit of a challenge this semester. Unfortunately, no amount of "Gilmore Girls" can save you from showing up to your 12:10 p.m. class late (thanks, Passio GO!) and drenched in sweat.Sep 13 2023

RU Connection 2023: How to transform your tiny residence hall into your college Dreamhouse

So there you are, in your new apartment (residence hall) in a big city (New Brunswick, if you're lucky). Your family just dropped you off (at least one person cried). It's so hotter than you thought it would be, so you sleep on top of your quilt while the box fans blast. Even though your parents wished you'd "Never Grow Up," the time has finally come, so welcome to Rutgers University!Sep 6 2023

Kit Connor's forced outing highlights big issues with how we view celebrity sexuality

English actor Kit Connor, known for his portrayal of Nick Nelson in Netflix’s adaptation of "Heartstopper," was recently yanked out of the closet after being accused of queerbaiting.Nov 17 2022

When it comes to banning books, stringent restrictions inhibit learning

What could Suzanne Collins' "The Hunger Games" possibly have in common with Anne Frank's "The Diary of a Young Girl"?Sep 29 2022