Lead Stories
Fellow Knights provide insight on U. social life
Need some information on the best places that make Rutgers feel like home? Look no further than these great places to eat, study and hang out to make the University a home away from home.
College dining halls, filled with students craving a good meal at the expense of just one swipe create long lines and loud chatter.…
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New student orientation readies for fall semester
The fall semester is right around the corner and once again the Rutgers community will welcome a new class of first-year students into the University family.
In order to facilitate the transition process toward the independent college world, the University created an organization that specializes in aiding and assisting incoming students.…
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News
Alumnus returns to fill position of SAS dean
After graduating from the University nearly 30 years ago, Douglas Greenberg will return to his alma mater as the first executive dean of the School of Arts and Sciences this fall. Currently a professor of history at the University of Southern California and the executive director of the Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education, Greenberg said coming back to the University is like coming back home.Sports
RU ready to bounce back from pair of losing records
In college basketball two straight losing seasons usually do not lead to a top-25 recruiting class. Looks like it will not be a usual season for the Rutgers men's basketball team. Coming off an 11-20 year - although capped off in exciting fashion with a running three-pointer by JR Inman that beat the buzzer to top rival Seton Hall - the Scarlet Knights will not be just another Big East bottom feeder looking to reach mediocrity.Opinions
Dean extends warm welcome from the U.
Although I am not the first to welcome you to the Rutgers community, I bet the arrival of this issue of the Targum makes this whole 'becoming a college student' thing start to sound more real. Move-in day is fast approaching, and with it, the anticipation and promise of your first year in college.Opinions
Julie A. Traxler: Dean extends warm welcome from the U.
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Although I am not the first to welcome you to the Rutgers community, I bet the arrival of this issue of the Targum makes this whole 'becoming a college student' thing start to sound more real. Move-in day is fast approaching, and with it, the anticipation and promise of your first year in college.
: Invaluable tips all new students should embrace
If you haven't already noticed on your campus tour, the University is a pretty big place (and if you haven't taken a campus tour, you're in for a fun surprise.) Five sprawling campuses, colossal buildings and mobs of students everywhere is enough to intimidate a lot of bright-eyed first year students such as yourselves.
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