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Education (Page 4)

White House Journalist to Speak at Annual NJ Parent Summit in New Brunswick

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 heldContinue Reading

2019-08-01
By: Alyssa Robinson
On: August 1, 2019
In: Education, Activism & Organizing

No Injuries in iPhone Explosion at NB High School Classroom

Student Reportedly Dropped Phone While Charging on Jan. 12, Sparking ExplosionContinue Reading

2017-01-28
By: Williams Mejia
On: January 28, 2017
In: Law & Public Safety, Education, Archive

Green Party Presidential Nominee Visits Rutgers Again

Jill Stein Visited the Rutgers Student Center on September 17Continue Reading

2016-10-04
By: Chris Roberts and Whitney Derman
On: October 4, 2016
In: Government & Politics, Education, Archive

Free Rutgers Events Showcase Various Styles of Performance All Summer Long

RU Mason Gross School Hosts Free Series of Family-friendly Events Beginning With a Musical Set in 1940’s New Brunswick
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2016-07-12
By: Vanisha Patel and Whitney Derman
On: July 12, 2016
In: Education, Arts & Culture, Archive

Lecture on Chinese Economic and Political Trajectory

Lecture is part of Confucius Institute’s Fall 2015 Distinguished Lecture Series
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2015-11-11
By: Whitney Derman
On: November 11, 2015
In: Government & Politics, Education, Archive

Rutgers Holding Symposium on Parkinson’s Disease

Symposium to Include Free Movement Class for Those with Parkinson’s
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2015-10-26
By: Whitney Derman
On: October 26, 2015
In: Education, Archive

Confucius Institute at RU Holds Free International Conference

Conference Focuses on the Four Earliest Writing Systems on Earth
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2015-05-26
By: Whitney Derman
On: May 26, 2015
In: Education, Archive

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