
Rutgers President Robert Barchi has come under fire for serving on two corporate boards that have contracts with the university.

Rutgers President Robert Barchi has come under fire for serving on two corporate boards that have contracts with the university.

Political battles over science. The governor says the eyes of American are upon us. And Barbabra Buono says take another look.

An independent review team hired to review the scandal involving former Rutgers men's basketball coach Mike Rice found that the university should reassess its administrative ...

The Democratic candidate for governor looking to reclaim Democratic votes. Plus, hurricane relief coming from the Persian Gulf. Cory Booker getting new help from Oprah. ...

The Rutgers Board of Governors approved a 3.3 percent tuition and fees increase for the 2013-2014 semester, meaning students will pay $427 more.

Gay rights advocates say the time is now to legalize same-sex marriage in the Garden State. Legal hurdles could put the brakes on a plan ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney and Gov. Chris Christie want to abolish Rutgers' Board of Trustees, but some are questioning the legality of such a move.

Assemblyman John Wisniewski says the legislation currently before the General Assembly isn't in the best interest of the state university.

Less than a month after they fired head coach Mike Rice for abusive behavior towards players, the university formally introduced a man they hope brings ...

The Senate president wants a Rutgers official to step down while the basketball players line up to support their new coach. Plus, sharp differences when ...

Senate President Steve Sweeney attended the Rutgers Board of Governors meeting to call for Mark Hershhorn -- who saw the video of Mike Rice's behavior ...

Belinda Edmondson says Rutgers President Robert Barchi should leave his post because he is not transparent with staff, students and the public and did not ...

Gov. Chris Christie and representatives from the Latino Leadership Alliance met in New Brunswick where they endorsed the governor's bid for reelection and discussed education ...

Martin Perez, who is the second Latino member in the history of the Rutgers Board of Governors, says the disparity between urban and suburban public ...


New Jersey politicos turned out in full force at Rutgers this morning to support the higher education bond issue.

Sen. Donald Norcross, a leading sponsor of the plan, says the higher education reorganization will boost the South Jersey Economy and Rutgers' ranking nationwide.

After days of uncertainty and constant amendments, both houses of the legislature appear ready to pass a bill tonight barring a last-minute hangup.