
Rutgers-Newark protests continue, university president plans to meet with congressional critics

Rutgers-Newark protests continue, university president plans to meet with congressional critics
NJ Spotlight NewsThey say they’ll continue until Israel divestment demands met and charges against 15 protesters dropped
(Hannah Gross/NJ Spotlight News)The Rutgers – New Brunswick breakthrough is an outlier as pro-Palestinian protests continue to roil campuses
NJ Spotlight NewsPro-Palestinian protest shows no sign of ending

After some student demands met, the encampment to be disassembled
(NJ Spotlight News)Students in New Brunswick renew calls for university to divest from companies associated with Israel
(NJ Spotlight News)Dr. Amy Murtha and Dr. Robert Johnson discuss the controversial proposal

Student group also calls on state university to divest from Israel
NJ Spotlight NewsTensions have been rising on campus over the war in Gaza

‘Doc Hurley’ graduate Rutgers with a turfgrass Ph.D., goes on to develop grasses used in 600+ golf courses worldwide — and the White House putting ...
center of isalmic life at rutgers universityGov. Murphy, Attorney General Platkin confirm a criminal investigation is underway

Rutgers president calls the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement 'wrong'
(Emma Lee/WHYY)Aravind Krishnan is developing technology that can test for bacterial toxins using a plant-based alternative to horseshoe crabs
NJ Spotlight NewsResearch, policy and health experts also address possible solutions

Interview: Researcher Max Tischfield, Rutgers University
NJ Spotlight NewsThe students say they were motivated by reports Israel is considering ground invasion of Rafah

Interview: Dr. Jun Wang, lead researcher

Journalist Brian Fonseca talks about rising revenues but also spending at NJ university
NJ Spotlight NewsRutgers last year spent a record $153 million, 11% more from the previous year
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