NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–There will be a free, all-day conference at the Rutgers Student Center on Thursday, October 8.
The conference, Common Ground 2015, "aims to bring together religious believers, secular humanists, and nonbelievers in conversation in order to gain perspective on each other’s ways of seeing the world, while embracing commonalities in our human experience that bring us together for social change."
There will be four panel sessions, workshops, and breakout sessions.
UPDATE (10/2): The New Brunswick Police Department announced that the October 4 Ciclovia event has been cancelled due to the predicted weather.
"It will take place again in the spring," reads the Nixle alert issued by the police department.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—On October 4, three miles' worth of New Brunswick streets will be car-free for Ciclovia, a free event that encourages residents and visitors to walk, bike, skateboard, and engage in other physical activities in the streets.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Rutgers senior Ryan Morris is using food to fight New Jersey’s drug epidemic.
Morris is the founder of the Eat to Beat Foundation, which seeks to “educate and spread awareness about the dangers of drug addiction amongst today's youth.”
Eat to Beat is putting on a fundraiser called Eat to Beat: Drug Addiction.
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