Exercising prudence in the face of financial crisis
The economic crisis that has gripped the nation in recent weeks will affect Rutgers’ financial picture, and the university is acting to protect the interests of students, as well as its own investments and expenditures.
President Richard L. McCormick emphasized that the university placed a priority on fulfilling scholarship and financial aid commitments to Rutgers students. In addition, the president stressed Rutgers’ role in energizing the state and national economy, in the form of faculty expertise in areas such as energy, transportation, and health care, as well as preparing students to enter the workforce and the global economy.
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Popular Rutgers computer manager recovering after balloon accident
A hot-air balloon accident nearly two weeks ago in New Mexico seriously injured Keith Sproul and killed his copilot.
An academic’s love affair with the George Washington Bridge
Michael Aaron Rockland's Bronx upbringing fostered his love for the Hudson River span.
A discussion on diversity with Rutgers' General Counsel
Jonathan Alger discusses an upcoming national conference at Rutgers and the university's continuing efforts to build a diverse student body, faculty, and staff.
Outstanding service, teamwork awarded at president's staff recognition program
Six employees and six interdepartmental, collaborative groups were honored at an October 14 ceremony.
First-time research forum on gender, ethnicity, and race promotes interdisciplinary dialogue
Researchers across schools and campuses make strides in breaking down communication barriers separating centers and institutes.
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A new member of the Board of Governors; a literary magazine at Camden; research on early cognitive development and antipsychotic medications; making it easier to apply to Rutgers.
Faculty Q&A
Karen A. Cerulo, professor of sociology, argues that most people can more readily envision a best-case scenario than foresee a disaster. She calls this “positive asymmetry,” a cultural condition that plays a role in society's ability to confront life-altering events.Full Story
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Rutgers Business School graduate founds iSpeech
The company's website allows users to convert text to audio and listen to anything, anywhere, anytime.
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Fugees founder and former Rutgers student screens documentary of life on the streets
Pras Michel, a student at Rutgers–Newark in the early 1990s, visited the New Brunswick Campus to screen his movie and engage students in a dialogue about homelessness.
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