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Here's your new boba order based on your zodiac sign

In a world full of tasty beverages, boba will always be at the top of the food (drink) chain for me. Also known as bubble tea, boba is a Taiwanese tea-based beverage often paired with a range of toppings and fillings. The drinks run the gamut in terms of flavors and types, and you can even customize one to fit your preferred flavor profile.May 2 2023

Insider Beat: Roll your 20-sided die on 'Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves'

On Saturday, I was able to attend an advanced screening of the latest Paramount film inspired by the classic tabletop fantasy roleplaying game, "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves." Whimsical, hilarious and endlessly entertaining, the movie exceeded my expectations and strongly delivered.Apr 3 2023

Using swipe-based dating apps won't lead to happily ever after

It’s no secret that dating apps have become a staple in our society, especially for millennials and members of Generation Z. Approximately 53 percent of adults in the U.S. between the ages of 18 and 29 have used a dating site or app at some point in their lives, according to recent findings from the Pew Research Center.Mar 28 2023

Targum guide to New Brunswick 'knightlife'

One thing I’m going to miss most about Rutgers after I graduate is the nightlife — most of my fondest memories here have been 2 a.m. RU Hungry runs, chaotic bar crawls and going out on $2 Tuesdays.Mar 23 2023

Before your spring break trip, don't forget to pack these beauty essentials

It’s the most anticipated time of the school year — spring break! Tired, overstimulated and ready to relax, students all over campus are ready to pack up their things and go anywhere that’s not New Brunswick.Mar 9 2023

Hungry at halftime? Try these snacks at Jersey Mike’s Arena

Throughout my time here at Rutgers, one of my favorite activities has been going to the basketball games at Jersey Mike’s Arena on Livingston campus. I remember attending my first Rutgers men’s basketball game just days before the pandemic hit, and the energy in the "trapezoid of terror" was something I had never experienced before.Mar 1 2023

Netflix's new password sharing policies alienate customer base

No matter your streaming service of preference, you’ve probably shared your password or been on the receiving end of such a transaction at some point in your life. Feb 20 2023

Just like old Hollywood, 'Babylon' proves to be glamorous, chaotic, confusing

Recently, I was lucky enough to be able to attend an advance screening of the upcoming film "Babylon," a star-studded comedy-drama set in 1920s Hollywood written and directed by Damien Chazelle — the brain behind recent award-winning films like "La La Land" and "Whiplash."Dec 16 2022

College so far: Reflections ahead of my senior year

Wow, college. As I enter what is possibly going to be my last year in the education system ever, there’s truly just so much to reflect on. All I can really immediately think is “wow, college.”Sep 2 2022

Not sure what clubs to join? Let astrology be your guide

With more than 800 student-run clubs and organizations at Rutgers, it can be really difficult to find the ones that best suit you. When I was a first-year, I remember being lost in the pool of options and afraid to dive in. Instead of feeling worried and overwhelmed as you enter your college journey, let the stars help guide you!Sep 1 2022

It's not another phase, mom: Revisit your emo era with these tracks

Allow me to set the scene — the year is 2013. I’m wearing my finest band T-shirt and best pair of Chuck Taylor high tops (both black, of course). My box-dyed blue hair peeks out from my beanie as I walk to the bus stop. I scroll through Tumblr and Wattpad on my iPhone 5s. There’s just one thing missing to make this day perfect: music.Mar 2 2022

Introducing Targum's 154th editorial board

After holding its annual caucus online for the first time last year, The Daily Targum returned to campus to usher in its 154th editorial board this weekend at the Student Activities Center on the College Avenue campus.Feb 7 2022

All Rutgers students enrolled in Spring 2020 semester will receive funds from $5 million U. settlement

All of Rutgers' approximately 65,000 students who paid tuition and fees in the Spring 2020 semester will receive a refund between $50 and $70 each as a result of a $5 million settlement reached by the University in a class-action lawsuit last Friday, according to an article from MyCentralJersey.Feb 4 2022

RUPD investigates aggravated assault at intersection of Union, Mine Streets

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is investigating an aggravated assault that reportedly occurred at approximately 2:00 a.m. yesterday at the intersection of Union and Mine Streets, according to a University-wide email.Feb 3 2022

Rutgers confirms full return to campus next Monday following temporary remote instruction

Rutgers will make a full return to campus next Monday as planned based on the improving health statistics seen throughout the state surrounding the omicron coronavirus disease (COVID-19) variant, according to a University-wide email sent on Friday.Jan 24 2022

NBPD investigates two burglaries near campus on Morrell, Ray Streets

The New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) is investigating two burglaries that reportedly occurred on Saturday within homes on Morrell Street and Ray Street near the College Avenue campus, according to a University-wide email.Dec 13 2021

U. dedicates Rutgers—Newark building in honor of late US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The 15 Washington St. building at Rutgers—Newark was dedicated in honor of the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg yesterday at an event held to officially rename the building to Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall.Dec 3 2021

NJ is closely monitoring global spread of omicron coronavirus variant, Murphy says

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) discussed the omicron coronavirus disease (COVID-19) variant, its growing presence in countries around the world and how New Jersey plans to handle its potential spread in a press conference yesterday. Nov 30 2021

Murphy announces $700 million funding proposal to enhance economic growth, public health efforts

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced a new proposal on Friday that will allocate approximately $700 million toward stimulating economic growth and enhancing public health throughout the state, according to a press release.Nov 29 2021

Rutgers Department of Neurosurgery head put on leave following allegations of professional misconduct

Anil Nanda, a high-profile surgeon and head of the Department of Neurosurgery at Rutgers’ two medical schools, was placed on paid administrative leave Nov. 11 following allegations regarding “professional conduct,” according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Nov 22 2021

After abrupt firing of Rutgers—Camden dean, U. community raises concerns with chancellor

On Wednesday, more than 150 individuals including Rutgers—Camden faculty, graduate workers, students and staff attended a rarely held all-faculty meeting called for Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis to discuss the abrupt firing of College of Arts and Sciences Dean Howard Marchitello last month, according to a press release.Nov 12 2021

Murphy signs executive order accelerating reduction of NJ greenhouse gas emissions

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) signed an executive order yesterday to accelerate New Jersey’s current goals regarding the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions as part of the state’s climate change response, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Nov 11 2021

Pfizer seeks approval from FDA to expand coronavirus booster eligibility to all adults

Pfizer announced yesterday that it is seeking authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to allow anyone age 18 or older to be eligible for boosters of its coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Nov 10 2021

CDC officially recommends Pfizer coronavirus vaccine for children ages 5 to 11

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now officially recommends the Pfizer coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine for children ages 5 to 11, according to a CDC announcement released on Tuesday.Nov 5 2021

Experts break down 2021 NJ gubernatorial election at Eagleton Institute of Politics event

The Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics held its annual post-election event “The Morning After” virtually yesterday morning featuring five panelists who shared their takes on the 2021 gubernatorial election.Nov 4 2021

NJ's 2021 gubernatorial race still too close to call

New Jersey's 2021 gubernatorial race, which took place yesterday, is still too close to call as of 7:30 a.m. today. Nov 3 2021

Where NJ gubernatorial candidates Murphy, Ciattarelli stand on several key issues

With the New Jersey gubernatorial election set to take place this Tuesday, here is where Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.), who is running for reelection, and Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli, stand on a variety of key issues ranging from health care to higher education.Oct 29 2021

All Rutgers faculty, staff must be fully vaccinated by Dec. 8 per federal mandate

All Rutgers faculty and staff are now required to be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and upload proof to the portal by Dec. 8, said Antonio M. Calcado, executive vice president and chief operating officer, in a message to employees today. Oct 25 2021

RUPD arrests third suspect involved with aggravated assault on Aug. 31

On Oct. 14, the Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) arrested a third male perpetrator involved in an aggravated assault that occurred at approximately 3:18 a.m. in the area of College Avenue and Bartlett Street on Aug. 31, according to a University-wide email sent yesterday.Oct 22 2021

Rutgers files document in vaccine mandate lawsuit objecting to students' wish to remain anonymous

A group of Rutgers students who filed a lawsuit against the University in August regarding its coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine mandate are now asking to remain anonymous due to fear of "social ostracism and retaliation,” according to an article from New Jersey 101.5.Oct 22 2021

Exclusive interview: Holloway, Conway talk ongoing return to campus, Rutgers Athletics, pay equity

University President Jonathan Holloway and Rutgers—New Brunswick Chancellor-Provost Francine Conway shared comments and updates on topics such as University operations, coronavirus disease (COVID-19) testing for vaccinated students, Rutgers Athletics finances and ongoing pay equity issues in a meeting with The Daily Targum.Oct 21 2021

FDA is expected to authorize 'mix-and-match' coronavirus booster shots this week

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is expected to make an announcement this week authorizing the mixing and matching of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) booster shots, according to an article from NJ Advance Media. Oct 20 2021

All pre-K-12 school employees, state workers must now be fully vaccinated or undergo weekly testing

As of yesterday, all pre-K-12 school employees and state workers must now be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) or be subject to testing at least once or twice a week, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Oct 19 2021

Guy J. Albertini to serve as Rutgers' first chief information security officer

Rutgers has recently implemented a new role that will oversee a University-wide cybersecurity program and implement cybersecurity policies and tools, according to an article from Rutgers Today.Oct 19 2021

Rutgers lifts suspension of two football players arrested in Sept. 20 paintball gun shooting

Rutgers reinstated football players Chris Long and Max Melton, both School of Arts and Sciences sophomores, on Saturday after they served a three-game suspension following their arrest for shooting three students with a paintball gun, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Oct 18 2021

White Coats for Black Lives says RWJMS censored presentation on structural racism, stages walkout in response

On Aug. 26, a group of more than 150 medical students participated in a walkout organized by the White Coats for Black Lives (WC4BL) at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (RWJMS) in response to the school’s alleged attempt to censor a talk on structural racism and its impact on patients, students and healthcare providers.Oct 15 2021

Rutgers student creates open letter to RUSA calling for action regarding recent anti-mask rally

An open letter created by a Rutgers student for the Rutgers University Student Assembly Allocations Board to defund the University chapters of Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) and Turning Point USA (TPUSA) following an anti-mask rally held by them last Thursday has gained more than 600 student signatures as of yesterday.Oct 14 2021

RUPD arrests suspect involved in recent string of burglaries

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) arrested the individual suspect involved in a string of recent burglaries that occurred within Rutgers affiliated buildings during the months of August and September, according to a University-wide email.Oct 12 2021

NJ activists begin 67-mile march to Trenton for passage of police reform bill

On Friday, individuals from approximately 25 organizations across New Jersey set out on a 67-mile march throughout the state to advocate for police reform legislation, according to a press release.Oct 11 2021

Rutgers community speaks on pay equity, intercampus equity at Board of Governors meeting

The Rutgers Board of Governors held an in-person meeting open to the public only via Zoom in Camden today. A number of resolutions were approved, reports from several Rutgers committees were shared and eight public speakers provided remarks regarding ongoing pay and intercampus equity issues at the University.Oct 7 2021

U. shortchanged faculty in initial pay equity decisions, Rutgers AAUP-AFT says

Rutgers recently released its initial decisions in the first group of pay equity cases, according to a press release. An analysis completed by faculty experts alleges that the University shortchanged 103 applicants by at least $750,000 and close to $1 million overall.Oct 6 2021

Rutgers UBHC creates new outreach program for substance use disorders

Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care (UBHC) recently launched the Middlesex Outreach for Recovery & Education (MORE) program, a new initiative focused on outreach intervention for adults dealing with opioid use and substance use disorders, according to a press release.Oct 5 2021

Snoop Dogg to headline concert for recent Rutgers graduates at SHI Stadium

Snoop Dogg is set to headline a celebration concert for recent Rutgers graduates that missed out on an in-person graduation ceremony and other celebrations due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, according to a press release.Oct 4 2021

Rutgers creates Office of Climate Action to lead future sustainability efforts at U.

Rutgers will be creating an Office of Climate Action to support the sustainability efforts outlined in its Climate Action Plan, including reaching carbon neutrality by 2040, University President Jonathan Holloway announced in his address to the University Senate last Friday.Oct 1 2021

RUPD investigates multiple burglaries committed by same perpetrator

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is investigating several burglaries that occurred within Rutgers affiliated buildings during the months of August and September, according to a University-wide email sent yesterday.Sep 30 2021

Holloway addresses University Senate, announces new initiatives for academic year

University President Jonathan Holloway addressed the University Senate on Friday to discuss his priorities for the upcoming academic year and announce several key initiatives Rutgers plans on taking.Sep 27 2021

K-12 schools throughout NJ report 23 coronavirus outbreaks amid rising cases

Over the past week, the number of New Jersey schools reporting coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreaks has increased from six to 23 as cases rise among students and faculty across the state, said Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) in a press conference yesterday.Sep 23 2021

Two Rutgers football players arrested, suspended from team following paintball gun shooting

Two Rutgers football players were arrested by the Rutgers University Police Department early this morning following an incident in which they shot three students with a paintball gun, according to an article from NJ Advance Media. Sep 22 2021

FEMA representatives to visit New Brunswick amid Tropical Storm Ida’s aftermath

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will return to New Brunswick on Saturday to provide aid to individuals impacted by Tropical Storm Ida, according to a press release from the City of New Brunswick.Sep 21 2021

RUSA president resigns following ethics complaint

Gavin Mayes, a School of Arts and Sciences senior, resigned from his former position as Rutgers University Student Assembly president as of Sept. 1 after an internal conflict between himself and other members of the executive board.Sep 17 2021

RUPD investigates criminal sexual contact on Busch campus

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is investigating a criminal sexual contact that occurred in the area of Bartholomew and Bevier Roads on Busch Campus at approximately 6 p.m. yesterday, according to a University-wide email.Sep 15 2021

Kimberly Hopely to serve as next president of Rutgers University Foundation

University President Jonathan Holloway announced on Monday that Kimberly Hopely will serve as the next president of the Rutgers University Foundation as well as executive vice president for development and alumni engagement, according to a press release.Sep 15 2021

Rutgers receives $10 million in donations for student financial support over past year

University President Jonathan Holloway recently announced that throughout the past year, Rutgers has raised more than $10 million in contributions toward the Scarlet Promise Grants, which provide financial support for thousands of Rutgers students, according to a press release.Sep 13 2021

New report shows Rutgers Athletics has more than $265 million in outstanding debt

Additional information regarding the state of Rutgers Athletics’ finances was recently uncovered following an analysis conducted by The Record and NorthJersey.com. The report found that Rutgers Athletics currently faces approximately $265 million in outstanding debt, with nearly half being associated with operating costs from the Big Ten Conference alone, according to the article.Sep 9 2021

Rutgers, surrounding community grapples with major flooding after Tropical Storm Ida

After the passing of Tropical Storm Ida, the Rutgers community and surrounding areas continue to see effects from the storm’s aftermath. After announcing late Wednesday night that classes on all campuses except Camden would be delayed until 1 p.m., the University sent additional announcements stating that the delayed classes yesterday as well as all classes today would be held remotely. Sep 3 2021

NJ declares state of emergency, Rutgers delays classes due to Tropical Storm Ida

Tropical Storm Ida, which was previously categorized as a hurricane, hit New Jersey in full force yesterday, causing flooding, tornadoes and substantial damage. New Jersey leaders declared a state of emergency late last night, and Rutgers announced that all campuses excluding Camden will delay today's classes until 1 p.m.Sep 2 2021

NJ working to create plans for coronavirus booster shots, funding for K-12 testing programs

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) held a press conference yesterday to discuss details regarding coronavirus disease (COVID-19) booster shots, third vaccine doses and plans for K-12 testing programs for the upcoming school year.Sep 2 2021

Rutgers holds convocation to welcome first-year, transfer students to U.

Rutgers welcomed its new first-year and transfer students on Friday at the annual convocation event held in the Rutgers Athletics Center on Livingston campus. Sep 1 2021

Student organizations disclose their work with U. behind scenes to revise bus routes

Prior to the University’s recent change in bus routes for the fall, several Rutgers student organizations were unhappy with the proposed routes and took action in an effort to change them. Members of the Rutgers University Student Assembly, the Graduate Student Association (GSA) and the Douglass Governing Council shared their thoughts regarding the routes and the process.Sep 1 2021

Things to do on campus based on your zodiac sign

One of the best things about Rutgers is its wide variety of activities to participate in. From great food places to unique exhibits to fun sporting events, there is truly something for everyone to enjoy. While it is definitely exciting to have so many opportunities at our fingertips, it can also be a bit overwhelming. Instead of stressing out over finding activities to try, let the stars be your guide and make that decision for you! Aug 31 2021

Rutgers students, nonprofit organization say vaccine mandate is unconstitutional in lawsuit against U.

A group of 18 Rutgers students, alongside the nonprofit organization Children’s Health Defense, filed a lawsuit in federal court on Monday against the University regarding its coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine mandate, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Aug 21 2021

For vaccine mandate, U. reports 99.5 percent rate of compliance for students, 82 percent for staff

University President Jonathan Holloway sent an email to the Rutgers community this week regarding additional updates on fall semester plans involving coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination rates and campus town halls.Aug 20 2021

Rutgers professor, New Brunswick local file verified complaint against Board of Governors in court

Rutgers officials announce new $45 million initiative focusing on faculty diversity, inclusion

University officials announced on Thursday the Presidential Faculty Diversity Initiative, which will provide up to $45 million in funding over an initial five-year period to support programs focused on diversifying the faculty and graduate community across Rutgers.Aug 7 2021

Murphy announces mask requirement for schools, mandatory vaccination for health care workers

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) signed an executive order today announcing the requirement for all students, faculty, staff and visitors to wear face masks in indoor school settings, ranging from pre-K through 12th grade, for the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year amid rising coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases, according to a press release. Aug 6 2021

Boil water advisory is lifted for Piscataway, surrounding areas

The mandatory boil water advisory that was put in place Monday as a result of a water main break in Piscataway was lifted this morning by New Jersey American Water, according to an email from Rutgers Public Safety. Aug 5 2021

Boil water advisory is issued for Piscataway, surrounding areas after water main break

A water main break occurred yesterday on Possumtown Road in Piscataway, resulting in lower than normal water pressure and a mandatory boil water advisory for individuals on Busch and Livingston campuses as well as surrounding areas, according to two emails from Rutgers Public Safety.Aug 3 2021

U. makes additional changes to Guide to Returning to Rutgers

Additional updates were recently made to the Guide to Returning to Rutgers in areas including recreation centers, events and coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccinations, said Antonio M. Calcado, executive vice president for strategic planning and operations, in a University-wide email sent on Wednesday.Jul 31 2021

NBPD investigates 3 shootings reported within past week

The New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) and the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Thursday morning in the area of Comstock Street, according to a press release.Jul 30 2021

NJ Department of Health finds New Brunswick's vaccination rate to be higher than originally thought

Despite New Jersey reaching a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination rate of approximately 70 percent, several large communities throughout the state continue to show lower rates, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Jul 17 2021

Rutgers receives more than $3 million to support students impacted by pandemic, address food insecurity

Rutgers was recently awarded more than $3 million in federal funding across its three campuses to aid students in their recovery from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and help address student hunger, according to a press release. Jul 16 2021

Holloway reminds students to upload vaccination information by Aug. 1

University President Jonathan Holloway sent an email to the Rutgers community yesterday reminding students to get their coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine and upload their vaccination information by Aug. 1 if they plan on returning to campus in the fall.Jul 16 2021

Rutgers Senate member calls for improvements to Board of Governors operations following latest meeting

Troy Shinbrot, a professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering and former Senate Faculty Representative to the Board of Governors, is calling for increased transparency from the Board following an incident that occurred at the June 22 meeting.Jul 10 2021

Francine Conway begins term as new chancellor-provost of Rutgers—New Brunswick

Francine Conway, former executive vice chancellor for academic affairs, began her term as the new chancellor-provost of Rutgers—New Brunswick on July 1. She sent an email to the Rutgers community on Wednesday regarding the position and her aspirations.Jul 9 2021

RUPD chief provides public safety updates for Fall 2021 semester

Kenneth Cop, chief of the Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD), sent a University-wide email on Tuesday highlighting several public safety updates that Rutgers community members should expect to see when returning to campus this fall.Jul 2 2021

NJ reports zero coronavirus deaths yesterday for first time since July 2020, Murphy says

New Jersey reported no in-hospital coronavirus disease (COVID-19) deaths today for the first time since July 30, 2020, said Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) in a tweet today.Jun 25 2021

Rutgers will not require fully vaccinated individuals to undergo weekly coronavirus testing

The Guide to Returning to Rutgers was recently updated with changes pertaining to certain areas including coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination and testing as well as parking and facilities, said Antonio M. Calcado, executive vice president for strategic planning and operations, in a University-wide email sent on Wednesday.Jun 18 2021

NJ reaches goal of fully vaccinating 4.7 million individuals before June 30

New Jersey has officially reached its goal of fully vaccinating 4.7 million individuals who live, work or study in the state against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), said Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) at a press conference at University Hospital in Newark today.Jun 18 2021

Coronavirus cases in fully vaccinated individuals are extremely rare, NJ Department of Health finds

Between Dec. 15, 2020 and April 23, the New Jersey Department of Health (DOH) identified 1,319 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) breakthrough cases, instances when fully vaccinated individuals test positive for COVID-19, said Commissioner Judith Persichilli at a press conference on Wednesday.Jun 11 2021

Rutgers international students can now fulfill vaccine requirement with WHO-approved vaccines

International students looking to return to campus this fall are now allowed to get or have previously gotten any coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine approved by the World Health Organization (WHO) in order to fulfill their vaccine requirement, Rutgers officials said in a recent University-wide email.Jun 10 2021

Murphy signs executive order ending public health emergency in NJ

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) signed an executive order today ending New Jersey’s coronavirus disease (COVID-19) public health emergency that has been in place since March 9, 2020 after many of the state’s restrictions have been lifted and numbers continue to improve, according to a press release.Jun 4 2021

Holloway clarifies recent U. apology, says Rutgers did not apologize for condemning antisemitism

University President Jonathan Holloway issued a statement today in which he clarified that the recent email sent by Rutgers administrators on Thursday was not an apology for condemning antisemitism and expressed that the University denounces all forms of hatred and bigotry.May 29 2021

Rutgers faces backlash on social media over recent email on antisemitism

Multiple social media accounts representing both Palestinian and Jewish students have recently created Instagram posts regarding Rutgers’ recent University-wide emails that were sent on Wednesday and yesterday. May 29 2021

Rutgers students share experiences from March for Palestine event

On May 21, approximately 1,000 individuals attended the March for Palestine event on the College Avenue campus to show their support for Palestine amidst ongoing violence, highlight Palestinian American voices and call upon elected officials to take action, according to a press release.May 29 2021

Rutgers' executive vice president for academic affairs says U. is still finalizing fall plans

While the Spring 2021 semester has officially come to an end, the University will continue to work on its plans throughout the summer in preparation for welcoming students back in the fall, said Prabhas V. Moghe, executive vice president for academic affairs.May 22 2021

RUPD investigates two burglaries on College Avenue, Busch campuses

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is investigating two burglaries that recently occurred at the Clinical Academic Building on the College Avenue campus and the School of Pharmacy Building on Busch campus, according to a University-wide email.May 21 2021

Natasha Trethewey addresses Rutgers Class of 2021 graduates at commencement ceremony

Natasha Trethewey, an award-winning author and former U.S. Poet Laureate, addressed Class of 2021 graduates today at the Rutgers—New Brunswick and Rutgers Biomedical Health Sciences virtual commencement ceremony alongside University President Jonathan Holloway and other members of the Rutgers community. May 17 2021

What you need to know about Rutgers' virtual spring commencement ceremonies

All spring commencement ceremonies will be held virtually due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. Here is what you need to know about each of the school’s ceremonies and how to watch them.May 3 2021

Holloway provides updates on Fall 2021 semester

University President Jonathan Holloway shared updates and comments on plans for the Fall 2021 semester in a meeting with The Daily Targum.Apr 30 2021

Final book in 'Scarlet and Black' trilogy to be released next month

Rutgers—New Brunswick Chancellor Christopher J. Molloy sent a University-wide email yesterday to announce the upcoming publication of the final book in the "Scarlet and Black" trilogy, “Scarlet and Black Volume III: Making Black Lives Matter at Rutgers, 1945-2020,” which will be released next month.Apr 30 2021

Rutgers sees lowest proportion positivity rate since September 2020 with latest testing data

Rutgers released its Weekly University Health Update today with coronavirus disease (COVID-19) testing data for the week of April 18 to April 24.Apr 30 2021

Rutgers People's Party wins majority of seats in spring 2021 RUSA elections

In the Rutgers University Student Assembly's spring 2021 elections, the Rutgers People’s Party ticket won the University-wide positions of president, vice president and treasurer, as well as a majority of school-specific positions.Apr 29 2021

Rutgers receives $1 million from NJ for creation of State Policy Lab

The University announced on Monday that it received $1 million from the New Jersey Office of the Secretary of Higher Education to create The State Policy Lab, which will be a space where scholars, community members and policy experts can work to solve issues facing New Jersey, according to an article from Rutgers Today.Apr 28 2021

Antonio D. Tillis to become new chancellor of Rutgers—Camden

University President Jonathan Holloway announced yesterday that Antonio D. Tillis will become the next chancellor of Rutgers—Camden, according to a press release. He will be taking the position over from the current interim Chancellor Margaret Marsh on July 1.Apr 27 2021

Virtual Rutgers Day to feature more than 100 programs for community members

The annual Rutgers Day event will be held virtually tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m for the second year in a row, said Patty Kastner, associate director of the Office of Community Affairs. The event will feature more than 100 live and pre-recorded programs for visitors with activities including performances, contests and informational content.Apr 23 2021

Atlantic City vaccine megasite to offer walk-up hours until Friday

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) held a press conference yesterday to discuss the presence of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in New Jersey as well as the state’s vaccination efforts.Apr 22 2021

Rutgers' Eagleton Institute of Politics launches new database to show number of scientists in US politics

The Eagleton Institute of Politics launched a new database on Monday that displays the presence of scientists in U.S. politics, according to a press release. Apr 21 2021

Rutgers officials respond to guilty verdict in murder trial of Derek Chauvin

University President Jonathan Holloway, along with the chancellors of all three campuses and Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, sent an email to the Rutgers community today regarding the guilty verdict in the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.Apr 21 2021

NBPD investigates criminal sexual contact near Wyckoff, Senior Streets

The New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) is investigating a criminal sexual contact that occurred in the area of Wyckoff and Senior Streets at approximately 7:15 p.m. on Saturday, according to a University-wide email. Apr 19 2021

RUPD investigates robbery, aggravated assault on Livingston campus

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is investigating a robbery and aggravated assault that occurred near 95 Rockafeller Road on Livingston campus yesterday at approximately 2 p.m., according to a University-wide email.Apr 16 2021