PISCATAWAY, NJ—The Rutgers Future Scholars Program, a program designed to help disadvantaged students get into Rutgers and pay for their education, is hosting a film festival on Sunday April 27 from 4pm-10pm in the new Rutgers Cinema on the Livingston Campus.
Tickets are each $5 dollars, and can be purchased online at the Eventbrite invitation page.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–Rutgers Day is being celebrated today. This fifth annual event, a festival involving the College Avenue, Cook/Douglass, and Busch campuses, also includes much older traditions including the New Jersey Folk Festival, and Cook College’s Ag Field Day.
The three campuses involved – Busch, College Avenue, and Cook/Douglass – each have their own specialties or "themes".
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Tonight, eight local residents will compete for title of Grand Slam Champion at the Crossroads Theatre, on the corner of George Street and Livingston Avenue.
Free for those who attend, the show starts at 7pm tonight on Saturday, April 26.
Residents Carla Ulbrich, Pedro Serrano, Dean Rogers, David Harris, Dusty Ballard, JUDY, and artist Sam Romero have all been selected to tell their own New Brunswick story.
Audience members will also have a chance to participate.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ-La primera de las dos nuevas torres esta bajo construcción en el Hospital Universitario Robert Wood Johnson, en el marco de los planes aprobados por la Junta de Planificación de la ciudad el año pasado.
La primera fase del proyecto, un garaje de 7 pisos, coronada con dos pisos de oficinas del hospital, fue aprobado en mayo.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ-Frente a una inconsistencia en el registro público, funcionarios de la ciudad admitieron el viernes que un oficial de policía que disparó y mató a Barry DeLoatch, un residente de la ciudad desarmado de 47 años de edad en septiembre del 2011, se mantuvo en nómina durante 15 meses antes de que su renuncia entrara en vigor.
El viernes, la nueva portavoz de la ciudad Jennifer Bradshaw respondió a preguntas interminables sobre la fecha de renuncia del ex policía de la ciudad Brad Berdel.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–According to unofficial results, the Board of Education's $197 million budget was approved by a nearly 3:1 margin.
According to NJ.com, the final tally including mail-in votes was 201-73.
Turnout was low yesterday, mostly because only three candidates were running for three open seats on the board.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Hundreds of protestors, demanding an end to sexual violence and harassment, marched through the streets of downtown New Brunswick in an annual tradition.
Take Back the Night protests first sprang up on college campuses in the 1970's, based on the idea that women should be able to go out at night without the fear of violence or harassment.
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