- Prosecutor’s Office: Piscataway Man Charged with Killing Brother
- At Rutgers, a History of Conservatism Intertwined with Controversy
- County and Activists Defend Middlesex Policy Against Attacks from GOP, ICE
- South Brunswick: Part Of Route 1 Shoulder To Ease Rush Hour Congestion ...
- A Cold January Night of Dissent at Rutgers-New Brunswick
- At Rutgers New Brunswick, a Monumental Year in Campus Activism
By TAPINTO PISCATAWAY STAFF
June 23, 2017PISCATAWAY, NJ – A township man, Jahneel Stevenson, 21 has been charged with the June 16 shooting death of his brother, Henry Stevenson, Jr., 24, also of Piscataway, said Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey and Chief Scott Cartmell of the Piscataway Police Department.
On June 22, Stevenson, the accused was charged with murder, possession of a weapon, and possession of a weapon ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — As the clock ticked closer to 10 p.m., the Rutgers Conservative Union began to get serious. Fifteen students spent the past 40 minutes of the general meeting jumping from national politics and war to a possible trip to the gun range and the merits of Subway (“It’s a lettuce sandwich”). But now, it was time to plot a takedown.
In this Scott Hall ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — Since Middlesex County adopted a policy forbidding, in most cases, its jail and sheriff’s department from aiding immigration authorities, the feds, national right-wing media and local Republicans have come out against the move.
But the backlash has also re-energized the pro-immigrant activists who pushed the county to adopt the policy in the first place.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ – It’s been a long time in coming, but the morning and evening rush hours may get better on Route 1 thanks to a state Department of Transportation pilot program using some of the road’s shoulders starting next Monday.
Police announced Monday that the Hard Shoulder Running project, a .25-mile section of Route 1 between Independence Way and Raymond Road, ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — As dusk settled over College Avenue, students and activists assembled outside the Rutgers University dining hall Brower Commons. They stretched a blue tarp across the road, a clean prayer space for Muslim demonstrators. Bundled up in winter coats and hats and gloves, protesters clutched signs and talked of revolution.
Plans for this #NoBanNoWall rally materialized ...
Editor’s note: This story is the second in a five-part series on the Rutgers Conservative Union. Through that lens, TAPinto New Brunswick intends to cover a historic year of on-campus activism at New Jersey’s flagship university. Read the first installation here.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — This past academic year—or two, depending on whom you ask—was one of Rutgers ...