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Rutgers University Participates in First in the Nation Statewide Prescription Drug Disposal Program

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is one of more than 250 police departments across the state taking part in the program.

Rutgers-Eagleton Poll Finds New Jerseyans Overwhelmingly Believe State Politics are Corrupt

As New Jersey voters elected a corruption-busting former U.S. Attorney to the Governor's Office, a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds overwhelming belief that New Jersey politics are corrupt.

New Jersey Elects Woman as First Lieutenant Governor, but Women Lose Ground in State Legislature

Election 2009 saw a few landmarks for women, but also some setbacks, according to the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP), a unit of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.

Providing Perspective on the Election

Members of Rutgers faculty have provided perspective to New Jerseyans throughout the long campaign for governor.

Rutgers Future Scholars T-shirts for Sale

Rutgers Future Scholars learned key lessons about business by participating in a T-shirt design competition. The winning T-shirts, which were designed on state-of-the-art techonology at Writers House, are on sale at the Barnes & Noble College Bookstores on campus. Proceeds from the T-shirt sales go to the Rutgers Future Scholars program.

Newest School at Rutgers University Gets a Home of Its Own, the Center for Urban and Public Service

Nov. 11 Play at Rutgers University, Newark, Airs Problems of ‘ReEntry’ for Today’s Military Vets

A staged reading of ReEntry, a play about the difficulties of returning to civilian life after the stresses of combat, will take place on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, at the Paul Robeson Campus Center of Rutgers University, Newark.

Rutgers Student Scholars Will Be Honored Nov. 4 for Papers on Persian Culture, Literature

Winter Session Classes for Students at ABA-Accredited Law Schools Are New Offering at Rutgers–Newark Law School

Open House for Rutgers-Camden/UMDNJ Physical Therapy Program on Nov. 7

Open House for MSW Program at Rutgers-Camden

Eagleton Panelists Mull Election Implications

Rutgers–Camden Recolonized Sorority Aims to Defy Assumptions of Greek Life

CAMDEN – A wild reputation may precede college Greek life, but at Rutgers University—Camden, a recently reorganized sorority chapter is challenging those assumptions.

Art for Your Ears: New Electro-acoustic Series Amplifies Rutgers-Camden Art Exhibit

CAMDEN – Enrich your auditory (and art) senses with a lunchtime installation series that amplifies the topic of women and identity at the Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts this November.

Recession's Effects Will Linger in New Jersey for Much of Next Decade, Rutgers Economist Predicts

Though shallower than the national recession, New Jersey's economic downturn will last longer, with expansion not occurring until 2016, according to Nancy Mantell, director of the Rutgers Economic Advisory Service.

Rutgers Expands Verizon Wireless 'UHopeLine' Program to Four More Campuses

The first university in the nation to host the program, Rutgers now has nine permanent collection points on the Newark, Camden, Cook, and Livingston campuses and at the School of Social Work and Winants Hall on the College Avenue Campus.

Art Exhibition At Rutgers University, Newark, Builds Understanding of Self-Inflicted Violence

International Studies Fair to Help Students Study Abroad

A Spirited Campus Indeed: Hauntings Reported in Rutgers-Camden Chancellor Office

Newest School At Rutgers University Gets A Home Of Its Own

A ribbon-cutting on Nov. 4 will officially mark the School of Public Affairs and Administration's recent move into expanded facilities at 111 Washington St., Newark. The celebration includes brief remarks, live jazz music, self-guided tours and refreshments.

Rutgers’ Paul Robeson Galleries Presents Three-Part Celebration of Its First Three Decades

In celebration of its first three decades, the Paul Robeson Galleries at Rutgers University, Newark, is presenting a three-part celebration beginning Nov. 18, 2009, including the opening of its 30^thanniversary exhibition, “The Exquisite Corpse,” featuring 30 collaborative works by 92 artists from New Jersey, New York and other states.

“Women, Law, and the Economy” Symposium on November 13 at Rutgers–Newark Law School

Rutgers University Opens Seven-acre Solar Energy Facility, Accepts 2009 Energy Educator Award from State

Rutgers President McCormick hosted the official opening of the university’s seven-acre solar energy facility, one of the largest renewable energy systems on a single campus in the United States. The 1.4 megawatt solar farm generates approximately 11 percent of the electrical demand of the Livingston Campus.

NAACP National President to Lecture at Rutgers University

Benjamin Todd Jealous, president and chief executive officer of the NAACP, will kick off a celebration for the Department of Africana Studies' 40th anniversary on Oct. 27.

Daggett’s Challenge: Switch Voters Who Call for Change Yet Support Major Party Candidates

A new Rurtgers-Eagleton Poll finds that while a large majority of New Jersey voters wants an alternative to the two-party system, independent guberatorial candidate Chris Daggett has yet to capitalize on this discontent.