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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to sit on the Supreme Court, taught at Rutgers Law School from 1963 to 1972 and helped create a course on women and the law.

NEWS

Rutgers community responds to death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg

After the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police officers in May, cities nationwide held protests against racism and police brutality.

NEWS

Brother of George Floyd leads protest against racism, police brutality in New Brunswick

The incident occurred near the intersection of Richardson Street and Wyckoff Street, where the victim said he was approached by three men with a single handgun.

NEWS

NBPD investigates armed robbery near College Avenue

News

Jeffrey Broggi, associate dean of students, said the Rutgers Student Food Pantry has continued to be a great resource to support students who are struggling with basic needs insecurity through advertising changes in hours of operations and adapting its distribution model to follow safety and health guidelines.

NEWS

Rutgers Student Food Pantry continues to serve students despite mostly remote instruction

By Mia Boccher | September 21, 2020

Rutgers—New Brunswick had 10 out of 14 positive coronavirus disease cases during the week ending on Sept. 12, according to the University's Testing Program Dashboard.

NEWS

Rutgers updates coronavirus testing data dashboard

By Hayley Slusser | September 18, 2020

Dredging can spread contaminated sediment near the New Jersey coastline, but a new Rutgers-developed device can quickly check for lead contamination levels.

NEWS

Rutgers researchers create device for testing lead contamination

By Michael Monzon | September 18, 2020

Michael Gusmano, professor in the Department of Health Behavior, Society and Policy and Director of the Health Systems and Policy Concentration, said most public health experts say healthcare workers and high-risk groups should receive the vaccines first.

NEWS

Rutgers professor discusses ethics of who will receive coronavirus vaccine first

By Julia Block | September 18, 2020

Sports

The Knights currently have 12 alumni in the NFL.

SPORTS

Rutgers alumni in NFL: Part 1

By Laney Ortiz | September 21, 2020

The NCAA Tournament will operate as usual, barring any changes due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

SPORTS

2020-21 NCAA basketball seasons can start Nov. 25

By Josh Valdez | September 17, 2020

The decision to resume the football season comes a few weeks after the conference postponed all fall sports due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

SPORTS

Big Ten football to resume weekend of Oct. 23, 24

By Josh Valdez | September 16, 2020

Offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Sean Gleeson is bringing a different offensive scheme to Rutgers.

SPORTS

Rutgers' quarterback options include Langan, Sitkowski, Vedral

By Gideon Fox | September 16, 2020

Opinions

With the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, many fear the future of certain legal protections and have questioned the rightful role of the Supreme Court itself.

OPINION

EDITORIAL: As Supreme Court turns red, Democrats must unite

By The Daily Targum | September 21, 2020

If you have not watched it already, skip out on "Mulan." Disney's handling of the filming process has been despicable, to say the least.

OPINION

IMRAN: 'Mulan' filming, blatant ignorance of human rights abuse

By Maryam Imran | September 21, 2020

Congratulations for voting. Unless you backed it with collective action, it was meaningless.

OPINION

KAO: Voting's power only operates collectively

By Samuel Kao | September 21, 2020

The return of the Scarlet Knights may seem nice at first, but beneath it, several health issues linger.

OPINION

EDITORIAL: When Rutgers football returns, so will coronavirus

By The Daily Targum | September 18, 2020

Inside Beat

"Villettte" by Charlotte Bronte takes on a new meaning during the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.

INSIDE BEAT

Reading during pandemic gives new appreciation for Brontë's 'Villette'

By Miriam Kim | September 21, 2020

Discussion boards are one of the ways that professors are grading whether or not students are keeping up with the material.

INSIDE BEAT

How to wow professors with your discussion posts

By Ameena Qobrtay | September 21, 2020

Telfar is a Black-owned business that's changing the game in fashion and flooding our social media feeds.

CULTURE

Everything we love about Telfar

By Rhea Swain | September 18, 2020

Naomi Klein will host a legendary conversation with Shoshana Zuboff and Simone Browne on Monday about the rise of surveillance during our current moment.

CULTURE

Naomi Klein will host event with Shoshana Zuboff, Simone Browne

September 17, 2020