Recent Media Coverage October 2018Meet the man who will lead the next phase of major Newark redevelopment nj.com Oct. 14. featuring double RU-N alumnus Tim Lizura John Keene, RU-N professor and chair of African American and African studies and a professor of English wins MacArthur Genius Grant NY Times | Northjersey.com | insidehighered.com | Washington Post | Chicago Sun-Times | NJ Monthly | The Root | St. Louis Today A Damaging Bid to Censor Applications at Harvard. New York Times Oct. 10. Op-Ed by Rutgers Law School-Newark Prof. Elise Boddie (Law) How Amazon could change higher education in Newark. northjersey.com Oct. 9. RU-N senior vice chancellor for administration, economic development and chief financial officer Arcelio Aponte quoted 40 Years of Hip-Hop Photos New York Times Oct. 5. RU-N Visiting Lecturer Fayemi Shakur 'Called Back to the World': An Interview with Alice Walker. The New York Review of Books Oct. 1. Price Institute Co-director, Salamishan Tillet September 2018Rutgers Law School Views Kavanaugh Hearing NBC News | Breaking News Headlines | WXXV 25 | Yahoo.com | WCBS 880 How Judge Victoria Pratt is Changing the World with Procedural Justice. marieforleo.com Express Newark Awarded More Than $200,000 in Third Space Grants New Jersey Stage. Sept. 27 Express Newark Third Space grant announcement Trump guts protections for victims of student-on-student sexual assault. Sept 23. NJ.com Prof. Penny Venetis (Law) Your next NJ traffic stop could leave you face-to-face with a troubled cop. Daily Record. Sept. 20 Prof. George Thomas (Law) Stop abusing state power to quash Palestinian activism on campus. The New Arab. Sept. 19. Prof. Sahar F. Aziz (Law) NCLC Launches Citywide Discussions on Groundbreaking College-Going Report, Sept. 19 NJTV | News 12 | TapInto | Chalkbeat |WMBCGay Ex-Scientologist Michelle LeClair Claims She Was Stalked and Harassed After Leaving the Church. Sept. 5 People Magazine, review of book co-authored by RU-N Journalism Dept. Chair Robin Gaby Fisher Sahar Aziz on BBC: Kavanaugh Nomination to SCOTUS. YouTube Sept. 19. Prof. Sahar Aziz (Law) Essex Grads Excel as They Move On essex.edu. Sept. 17 Featuring Rutgers-Newark Honors Living Learning Community students Catastrophe overload? Read philosophers and poetry instead of headlines The Conversation. Sept. 17. Prof. Rachel Hadas (SASN) Bribery, Crowdfunding, and the Strange Case of Senator Susan Collins The Atlantic. Sept.14. Prof. Stuart Green (Law) Zahra Ali, Women and Gender in Iraq: Between Nation-Building and Fragmentation Jadaliyya. Sept. 13. Prof. Zahra Ali (SASN) The Entrenched Effects of Misconduct in the Restaurant Industry The Atlantic. Sept. 12 Prof. Sahar Aziz (Law) The Authoritarianization of U.S. Counterterrorism SSRN Sept. 12 Prof. Sahar Aziz (Law) Serena Williams’s Gift to Naomi Osaka, and Women, at the U.S. Open. New York Times. Sept. 10. Op-ed by Price Institute Co-Director Salamishah Tillet Will death sentences deter Sisi's opponents in Egypt? Aljazeera Sept. 9. Prof Sahar Aziz (Law) Lord & Taylor To Close Monmouth Mall Store att.net Sept. 8. Marc Kalan, a marketing professor at RBS, quoted Great Oak Awards to Honor Generous Jerseyans New Jersey Monthly. Sept. 7. RU-N Alum Ray Chambers to be honored Rutgers Class of 2022: Diverse, accomplished and largest ever. mycentraljersey.com Sept. 7. Featuring RU-N First-Year student Hailey Gonzalez Rutgers Business Insight: How to use your free time to be more productive. Rutgers Business School. Sept. 4. Prof. Gabreiela Tonietto (RBS) The silent deception of Newark's 'sanctuary city' status. ThinkProgress. Sept 3. Prof. Mary Rizzo (History) Cheese danish shipping, warrantless GPS trackers, and a border doctrine challenge. Arstechnica. Sept. 2. Prof. Bernard Bell (Law) Happy Memories May be Good for Us Tap Into Newark, Sept. 2. Featuring RU-N Graduate Student Megan Speer; Written by RU-N Professor Kitta Macpherson Cheese danish shipping, warrantless GPS trackers, and a border doctrine challenge. Arstechnica Sept. 2. Prof. Bernard Bell (Law) Happy Labor Day. You're fired! | Moran NJ.com. Sept. 2. Prof. Alan Hyde (Law)
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