Rutgers University-New Brunswick is a prime location being centrally located between New York City and Philadelphia. Using the Northeast Corridor NJ Transit train line, it is approximately a 45-minute ride into New York City and an hour and a half into Philadelphia. Students use the train to travel to both …
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What to bring to your next Friendsgiving: Rutgers Edition
For those of you who may not know, Friendsgiving is a term used to describe gatherings with friends that take place in celebration of Thanksgiving. Friendsgiving is a perfect time for you to celebrate the friendships you’ve made throughout the year! Below, you will find classic Rutgers options to bring …
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Rutgers Ghost Stories
When you've been around for over 250 years, creepy stuff is bound to happen. We've collected the top ghost stories that roam our campus just in time for spooky season. Beware ... you're in for a scare! Old Queen’s Bell Tower: Have you ever panicked over not getting a text …
How to get aRound Rutgers:
Not many schools have a campus set up quite like Rutgers–New Brunswick. With five interconnected, yet self-sufficient campuses, travel is a key component to every student’s daily routine. Walk: Besides walking to class, the dining hall, the gym, the library, or the student center, walking to another campus altogether is …
Fall (Winter) Is Coming!
The leaves are changing, the first exams of the fall semester are quickly approaching, and sweatshirts are now required after the sun sets. What does this mean? Rutgers, and the entire Northeast will begin the transition into the colder months. Have no fear! Below you will find tips on how …
Rutgers Day
Rutgers Day: April 27, 2019 - List of Opportunities and Events There is no day more suited to celebrate your scarlet pride than April 27. Starting at 10 a.m. each of the Rutgers University locations in New Brunswick, Camden, and Newark will be hosting activities to celebrate all things Rutgers. …
5 Reasons to be Thankful for Rutgers University
After surviving the stress of midterms, students are looking forward to unwinding and relaxing with friends and family over Thanksgiving break. While Thanksgiving prides itself on food and football, it also serves as a reminder to reflect and remember all that we have to be thankful for. As a student …
You’re More Than Your College Major
At some point in our lives, we were all hit with the million dollar question: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” As a four-year-old, this presented us with the opportunity to dive into the limitless possibilities of our imagination. But much like onesie pajamas – we outgrew this fantasy very …
3 Reasons I’m Looking Forward to Beginning My Freshman Year at Rutgers
In a little over a month from now, I will be moving into my dorm at Rutgers and beginning my freshman year. I'm really nervous, as I'm sure all incoming freshmen are, but I am also really excited to start this next journey of my life. Here are some of …
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Getting Ready to Apply?
It feels like just yesterday that I was about to start my senior year of high school and was getting ready to start my college applications. Now, as I am about to enter my freshman year at Rutgers, I want to share any information and tips I can to help …
Why You Should Get More Involved at Rutgers
While school and college in general can be a huge time commitment, its also so important that you get involved at Rutgers outside of the classroom. Lots of times, students may get caught in the mindset of thinking that they just dont have time to do other activities because of the …
10 Things I Learned During My First Semester at Rutgers
The end of the fall semester is rapidly approaching, and as a freshman I have learned a lot about myself, college, and others. In order to help those who have yet to experience the college life, here are some of the things I wish I knew at the start of …
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