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Injured captain assumes coaching role in final season
By: Anthony Hernandez
Few athletes look forward to playing on Senior Day, as it usually represents the last game they play i…
Rookie adjusts to new school, earns first title
By: Joey Gregory
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Werneke, Rutgers embrace family-first mentality
By: Patrick Lanni
As geographically diverse as the Rutgers volleyball team is, there is one selling point for head coach…
Deering prepares for role as kick returner
By: Steven Miller
The Rutgers football team’s depth chart still lists junior Brandon Jones as a kick returner along with sophomore Jordan Thomas, but that could change.
Head coach Greg Schiano consistently said h…
Thompson settles in at defensive end
By: Tyler Barto
Marcus Thompson was quite the nomad for the Rutgers football team in less than two seasons in Piscataway.
After playing at two Florida high schools, the sophomore arrived at Rutgers as a linebacker, played some defensive end, and then switched to f…
Defense aims for improvement
By: Josh Bakan
People do not usually consider games ‘must-wins’ after only one game of conference play. With a six-ga…
NJPC works to pass facilities bond
By: Anastasia Millicker
New Jersey Presidents’ Council’s (NJPC) executive board met yesterday morning in Winants Hall to discuss continuing plans to push for a bond to appear on the November 2012 election ballot along with other initiatives. ‘The most important subject which …
Negative attention, city regulations end promotional event
Organizers canceled a ‘Girls Gone Wild’ event scheduled for today at the Golden Rail Irish Pub after public backlash and fear of losing the establishment’s liquor license. Anik
Students debate over right to free higher education
In honor of the anniversary of the ratification of the United States Constitution, the Rutgers University Debate Union (RUDU) considered whether the Constitution should be amended to include the right to free higher education last night at the Busch Ca…
Mayor to visit Rutgers Student Center
By: Mary Diduch
New Brunswick Mayor Jim Cahill will be available to chat with students today in the atrium of the Rutgers Student Center on the College Avenue campus from noon to 1:30 p.m. ‘We wanted to create an eve…
Anderson Cooper to host Town Hall Special on Campus
By: Kristine Rosette Enerio
The University will serve as the venue for an ‘Anderson Cooper 360′ town hall special on bullying, in collaboration with Time Inc., Facebook and Cartoon Network. Producers of the show approached the University about hosting the program, which will air …
U. looks to reform housing lottery system
By: Aleksi Tzatzev
University students may have to follow a different procedure when choosing their housing beginning in the fall 2012 semester. University Housing and Residence Life is considering a revision to the housing lottery process for the assignment of rooms and…
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