Step 1: Change the constitution to protect the people.
Intense rain and high winds in the Central Jersey brought down many trees and flooding which caused reported power outages in the 5th, 2nd, and 1st wards. Sections of Route 18 were closed in both directions as the Raritan River crested its banks.
by Bianca Spivak photos by Mike Shanahan Great news for aspiring writers in New Brunswick! Pandora Scooter, renowned spoken word artist, has put together an inspiring creative writing workshop in the new Collaborative Arts space. The price of the workshop is a flat-rate of $180, with $40 off for high school and college students and…
Students, Faculty, Staff and even a few Administrators around the country protested university tuition hikes across the country yesterday as part of the March 4th Day of Action for Public Education. The protests spread from California to public universities in New York, Wisconsin, Alabama, Michigan, and Massachusetts. In all there were over 100 events in 32 states.
Students, Faculty, Staff and even a few Administrators around the country protested university tuition hikes across the country yesterday as part of the March 4th Day of Action for Public Education. The protests spread from California to public universities in New York, Wisconsin, Alabama, Michigan, and Massachusetts. In all there were over 100 events in 32 states.
by Mike Shanahan Let’s examine the Rutgers meal plan policy for a minute. Weve all heard about the recent issues with Operation Robin Hood and the double swipes being revoked and then returned. The meal plans deserve some review. The following information about Rutgers meal plans and their total cost can be found on the Rutgers dining…
By Mike Shanahan The Northeast got pounded this week with the worst storm in recent memory. Â New Brunswick piled another 20 inches or so on top of Friday’s accumulation. Â Rutgers University cancelled all Wednesday classes early Tuesday night. Â When it became clear a blizzard was in the works Thursday morning classes were also cancelled. The…
Several bills affecting New Brunswick residents have been introduced in the New Jersey State House over the past few days. Here’s a rundown of those that New Brunswick residents may have a particular interest in.
Ms. Brown first called RUPD who redirected her to the New Brunswick Police Department.  After being put on hold for about 15 minutes she was given the information for the towing company and told her car had been towed because a “severely handicapped” person lived at the house she had parked in front of.  According to…
A new poll shows many Republicans lack a complete grasp of the world around them or basic reasoning generally.