The nurses of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital have agreed to return to work, ending a months-long battle over staffing issues.
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Amid Nurses’ Strike, Bernie Sanders to Lead Senate Hearing in New Brunswick
U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders will lead a public hearing in this city in response to the months-long Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital nurses’ strike and its demands for safer staffing.
Rutgers Athletes Declare for 2022 NBA Draft, Continuing Basketball Legacy
Three Rutgers men’s basketball players declared themselves as eligible for the National Basketball Association (NBA) Draft, while two Rutgers women’s players have also declared themselves for the Women’s NBA (WNBA) Draft.
Volunteers and Organizations Team Up to Clean Up New Brunswick
Global and local non-profits organized large groups of people to clean up various parts of the city last month.
Screaming Females Headline Annual “Corefest” Concert at Rutgers
A popular indie punk band returns to New Brunswick today for a performance at “Corefest,” an annual music festival hosted on the Rutgers University campus.
Ukrainian Orthodox Church Holds Prayer Service, Responding to Humanitarian Crisis Overseas
Central Jersey’s sizable Ukrainian community is coming together with allies to support their homeland in fighting off a military invasion ordered by Russia’s Vladimir Putin regime.
Social Justice Public Art Initiative Celebrates Fifth Year of Displays and Events
There’s still time to check out “Windows of Understanding,” the free public art initiative on display in four towns around the county.