NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) is investigating an "aggravated assault" incident on Saturday, July 18 near a fraternity that lost recognition from its national chapter and Rutgers University.
Police first learned of the incident after a "stabbing" victim had already checked in to nearby Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. The crime occured at approximately 1:45 a.m, according to a Rutgers crime alert.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–The women who work or volunteer at Manavi, a non-profit organization created to combat gender violence and abuse in South Asian communities, can collectively speak over 250 languages and dialects.
ACTUALIZACIÓN (6/7): El fiscal del condado de Middlesex ha identificado la victima y el sospechoso en esta tragedia.
Las autoridades anunciaron que Edgar Martínez de 32 años fue detenido detenido con una fianza de $2 millones, acusado de asesinato, posesión de una arma con un propósito ilegal, y posesión ilegal de una arma conectada a la muerte de Jovanni García-Elvira en el 4 de julio, 2015.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—La oficina del fiscal del condado de Middlesex (MCPO) anunció que un gran jurado ha sido acusado de 10 delitos acusando a un ex estudiante de la Universidad de Rutgers de prender fuego a un edificio del campus y poniendo en peligro a 206 personas dentro el edificio cuando el fuego se prendió.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – The Rutgers Board of Governors unanimously approved today a $3.78 billion operating budget with a 2.4 percent tuition increase, bringing the average tuition cost for the full time Rutgers-New Brunswick undergraduate up by $276.
Last year, a full time Schools of Arts & Sciences student had to pay $10,945, and for the 2015-2016 academic year, that number will increase to $11,217. Part-time undergraduate students will see their tuition go up an average of $9 per credit.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–July has been a winning month for former Rutgers athletes playing in the pros.
Dominant showings by former Scarlet Knights soccer player Carli Lloyd and baseball player Todd Frazier have the nation buzzing about the university on the banks of the old Raritan.
First, Lloyd led the United States Women’s National Team to a FIFA Women’s World Cup Title, the nation’s first since 1999.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–A historic agreement between Barnabas Health and Robert Wood Johnson Health System will create NJ’s largest health care system, if approved by the government.
The new hospital conglomerate would consist of more than a dozen hospitals with nearly 30,000 total employees in New Jersey. The chain would be named RWJ Barnabas and representation on the entity's Board of Trustees "will be evenly divided between the two organizations."
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