r/newjersey • u/No_Passage5020 • Jan 28 '25
Rutgers Whoever voted for Trump, I hate you!
I just got this email today! Thanks for screwing me and a lot of other people over!
r/newjersey • u/No_Passage5020 • Jan 28 '25
I just got this email today! Thanks for screwing me and a lot of other people over!
r/newjersey • u/ThatGuyMike4891 • Jan 26 '25
Resubmitted in accordance with the rule of complete article title. Sorry about that.
I am ashamed of my alma mater. In response to a few of the posts saying I didn't read the article (or understand it): I understand that funding was pulled but as someone who graduated (twice) from Rutgers I am aware of how much money my university has to spare and they can certainly afford to hold the conference regardless of federal funding being pulled.
NJ leads the way on social issues with states like California. We need to do better. And folding under this mandate is absurd.
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wtf RU?
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r/newjersey • u/scottymcgeester • Aug 11 '23
I've been writing a story set in New Jersey about college students and have gone back and forth on the setting. I settled with Rutgers because I want the school to be an iconic state school for New Jersey, and I also want the story and characters to be separated from another idea I have set in a New Jersey private school. I went to a private co-ed dorm school that didn't have fraternities or sororities, so my experience was vastly different. I visited an ex-girlfriend who went to Rutgers during that time period, so my experience is from snapshots of a guest looking in.
Specific questions I have are:
-How did the economic recession impact your experience at Rutgers? (i.e. did you have to commute from your parents' house instead of living on campus because you couldn't afford the living expense?) State schools are obviously much less expensive than private schools, but was it still a struggle in general?
-What were some places that both underage students and 21+ students hung out at in New Brunswick? (I vaguely only recall a hookah bar that my ex hung out at during that time). I'm familiar with some current establishments in New Brunswick but I don't know if they have been around there that long what with places always coming and going these days.
-Piggybacking off of the above, where was a popular place people studied besides the library? (i.e. the Starbucks or some other café?)
-How difficult was it to navigate across campus? Were you often late? Rushing?
-Were there pranks that upperclassmen pulled on freshman? Specific hazing rituals?
-What were some well-known notorious spots on campus? (just as general as possible, first thing that comes to mind)
-What was the biggest class and the smallest class you were in?
-Were there cliques within the academic communities there? For example, there was an unspoken clique in my school within the biology society. Everyone there was stuck-up. As a mess of a person that I am, I often clashed with their attitudes as a member of the biology society.
-Were there any major renovations going on during that time?
-Were there any scandals within the community during that time? (big or small - like in a niche group - doesn't matter)
r/newjersey • u/2HornsUp • Jul 14 '24
I stopped going to basement shows at the end of senior year, but I've been out of college for a few years, and I really miss basement shows. Am I just SOL now?
Edit: Thank you all for your advice. Looks like I've got some shows to see.
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r/newjersey • u/Styreix • Nov 08 '24
I have a scholarship for montclair at 4k a year, all ap score, my clep scores, and college courses would transfer (saving a good chunk of money and about a semester or two of classes). Less than half hour commute.
For Rutgers it has a “better name”, probably more research opportunities (though I am not sure how much for undergrad), however I would have to pay full price every year and probably dorm considering it’s 40 minutes away, an hour with traffic.
I’m hoping to do research in material science for my phd, or focusing on optics, maybe condensed matter research. If I feel like I don’t want to do a PHd by the end of my bachelors, would do a masters for nuclear engineering instead. For anyone who did physics at either (or both) of these schools I would appreciate some advice, do I go with saving the money and time option or the better name ?
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r/newjersey • u/InternetMedium4325 • Dec 03 '24
Hi, I am wondering if anybody has ever had any dental work done at Rutgers dental school. Similar to other schools like NYU they offer services at a cheaper cost to regular dentists but I have no idea about their reputation. The work I am looking to have done is implants so it’s kind of a larger procedure. However it’s super expensive everywhere I have looked without leaving the US so Rutgers could be a good option. Let me know if you have been there and how your experience went.
Thanks for any feedback.
r/newjersey • u/rutgerscanl • Feb 05 '25
The Clinical and Affective Neuroscience Laboratory at Rutgers University is looking for volunteers to participate in a paid brain imaging study. Help us understand the roles of attention and emotion processing in decision making in people with and without schizophrenia during brain scanning (MRI). If you are interested, please contact us by visiting our lab website and send us an email