NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Rutgers University officials confirmed they are expanding the use of a controversial anti-cheating software program, ProctorTrack, to two more of its schools.
Since February, the academic departments in the Mason Gross School of the Arts have been using the software for its online learning programs in Art, Music, Dance, Visual Arts and Theater Arts.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Centenares de personas participaron en un histórico desfile por las calles de New Brunswick, celebrando la festividad de “La Guelaguetza,” manifestación cultural que data de muchos años y que refleja una tradición originaria del Estado de Oaxaca, México.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Easton Avenue, one of the city's most vibrant thoroughfares, is home to an exceptionally high concentration of pizza parlors with a growing and changing array of establishments.
With ten stores that sell slices, and a new one set to open soon, pizza is the prevailing offering on the avenue, which connects the downtown with the student-dominated neighborhood near Rutgers University.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Rutgers University is now providing "cost-of-attendence stipends" to 114 student athletes, in addition to the full scholarships already provided by the university.
In-state students will be awarded an annual stipend of just under $4,200 a year, while annual stipends students from out of state will be just under $4,900.
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