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In the News

Every day, Rutgers faculty, students, and staff appear in global, national, and regional news outlets.

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What to Do If You’re Pulled Over After Using Cannabis

The Philadelphia Inquirer

As 'Hamilton' Returns to Des Moines, Lead Actor Wants His 'Platform to Do Good' and 'Inspire'

The Des Moines Register

How the Stress of Carrying Student Debt Can Impact Heart Health Later On

Health

Rutgers-Newark’s Salamishah Tillet on Pulitzer Win

NJ Spotlight

It’s Still Mostly 50-Something White Guys in the N.J. Legislature, but There Is More Diversity

The Star-Ledger

Want to Know Which COVID Variant You Have? Rutgers Scientists Have a Test for That

WHYY

Crypto Joins the Abortion Conversation

The New York Times

Rutgers University Graduation

The Star-Ledger

Universities Explain How Title IX Extends Far Beyond Sports

ABC 6 Philadelphia

For Democratic Female Governors, the Roe Leak Alters the Midterm Calculus

The New York Times

John Fetterman Will Likely Be P.A.’s Democratic Senate Nominee. So Why Do So Few Elected Democrats Back Him?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

All of Those Quitters? They’re at Work.

The New York Times