Peaceful Protests Take Shape in Streets of New Brunswick
2020-06-02
Vast numbers of protesters came in peace to events against police brutality held across the Garden State on the weekend of May 30-31.read more
Rutgers Forced to Close Libraries Amid Pandemic, Pressure From Unions
2020-03-31
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—In another move to counter the spread of the coronavirus disease, COVID-19, the state ordered all municipal, county, and State public libraries to close, as well as allread more
Rutgers Students Shaken as Pandemic Disrupts School
2020-03-18
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—On March 17, Rutgers University President Robert Barchi cancelled all in-person classes and events for the remainder of the school year, including the long-awaited commencement ceremonies. It’s partread more
Voices from the Darkness: Uncovering the Truth of NJ Immigration Prisons
2020-02-21
HIGHLAND PARK, NJ—On February 15, an event entitled “Voices from the Darkness,” offered two opportunities to attendees: a scathing, unapologetic criticism of America’s immigrant detention system and a hearty homeread more
Rutgers President Barchi Backs Off Climate Pledge, Shifting Blame to Student Newspaper
2019-09-24
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The Rutgers University administration’s commitment to cut net carbon emissions completely by 2030 lasted about four days, and officials still can’t get their stories straight. While hundreds gatheredread more
Voters Deal Another Blow to Edison Mayor, Effectively Killing His Privatization Deal
2019-09-10
EDISON, NJ—In a special referendum election, voters in Edison overwhelmingly approved a citizen-initiated ordinance to protect their water and sewer utilities from further privatization. More than four out of fiveread more
White House Journalist to Speak at Annual NJ Parent Summit in New Brunswick
2019-08-01
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Project Ready, a non-profit organization, will have author and White House journalist April Ryan as the keynote speaker for their 4th annual New Jersey Parent Summit. Being heldread more
