More than 2,000 admitted students and their families visited RU-N on Admitted Students Day last month to check out the campus, ask questions, collect info and get to know each other.
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“Speak Your Truth: Reproductive Justice Stories” is an abortion-share story event that uses live theater to spur conversation and transform public opinion.
As Women's History Month draws to a close, check out Rutgers-Newark's social media pages, which have been featuring RU-N sororities. This week, the sisters of Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority, with its motto of multiculturalism, have been in the spotlight.
As grocery prices have increased, so have the numbers of students turning to PantryRUN. According to pantry director Hend El-Buri, there are many new users, including those who have never needed to ask for help before.
Rutgers University Libraries has launched Library Mobile, a universitywide app that provides convenient access to the Libraries’ resources and services. It combines personalized content for students, such as course reading lists and mo43 general information.
A man who helped shape Rutgers University, Newark, from a collection of schools and colleges into a major research university is being mourned today by former colleagues. Dr. James E. Young, 86, of Somerset, N.J., who died June 18, had served Rutgers for more than 20 years, on all three campuses: Newark, New Brunswick and Camden.