PISCATAWAY, NJ–An outstanding season got even better for the Rutgers Wrestling team on January 12, as the latest USA Today poll ranked the Scarlet Knights #6 in the country, the highest ranking in program in history.
After a successful first season in the Big Ten in 2014-15, Scott Goodale’s team has taken huge steps in 2015-16.
The Scarlet Knights currently sit at 11-2 on the season, and are coming off their first Big Ten shutout after dominating Michigan State 34-0 at the RAC on January 8.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–El Gigante de Consumo Johnson & Johnson (J & J) y la compañía matriz de Google han formado una compañía de soluciones quirúrgicas independientes para producir inovadores pero económicos sistemas quirúrgicos asistidos por robot, dijo J&J el 10 de diciembre.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Verificient Technologies and Pearson, two education technology companies that do business with Rutgers University, contributed a combined $12,500 to sponsor a recent online education conference organized by the school on January 11 and 12.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—NJTransit Police are investigating how a 36-year-old man fell almost three stories down an elevator shaft at the city's downtown train station at about 5:40am on January 18.
The man, who came from New York City, suffered injuries to his back and was taken to nearby Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) for treatment after he was rescued by the New Brunswick Fire Department (NBFD).
HIGHLAND PARK, NJ—Sarah Collins Rudolph will speak at the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Awards Program hosted by the Highland Park Human Relations Committee and Community Services.
Free and open to the public, the ceremony starts at 7pm and will end at 9pm. The event is at Highland Park High School, 102 North Fifth Street in Highland Park.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The Middlesex County Sheriff's Office will hold its Civilian Academy in April, according to an announcement from Sheriff Mildred S. Scott.
Scott announced that her office would be holding a Sheriff's Civilian Academy for Middlesex County residents.
The academy will be held weekly and last eight weeks. The classes will be taught at the Middlesex County Police Training Center on North Patrol Road in Edison.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—On January 16 and 17, local comic shop Comic Sanctuary is hosting a pre-release event for the next installment of the highly popular trading card game Magic: the Gathering.
Magic cards were first published in 1993 and have endured as a game that now has approximately 20 million players as of 2015.
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