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OPINION: On the Disruptive Election That Was

Director of Rutgers' Eagleton Institute of Politics, John Farmer Jr., writes: Perhaps the most surprising aspect of this year’s disruptive election is that so many are surprised by it. The apparent defeat of Senate President Sweeney and the apparent near-defeat of Gov. Phil Murphy may have been hard to forecast in the moment, but in the sweep of New Jersey political history, they are nothing new. More.

RU-Newark Prof on Shakespeare's Language, Race

Close reading of Shakespeare is not a new concept. But this kind of close reading is more challenging—and it can help convey Shakespeare’s words in new and profound ways. RU-Newark's Patricia Akhimie, pictured, is featured in the notable Shakespeare Unlimited podcast. More.

RU-Camden Announces New Undergrad Scholarship Program

The program provides every undergraduate student with financial support for engaging in immersive learning experiences that will amplify their coursework and provide impressive credentials upon earning their Rutgers degrees. More.
RU Community Shares Reasons for 'Why I Will Vaccinate My Kids' 

With the federal government approving a COVID-19 vaccine for children ages five to 11, laying the groundwork for the vaccine to become available to children five and older in early November, Rutgers faculty and staff share reasons for why they'll vaccinate their children. More.