College Media Network

By: Mary Diduch

A crashed delivery truck in front of the River Dorms on the College Avenue campus yesterday caused the replacement of a utility pole, the re-routing of University buses for the majority of the day and the delayed delivery of The Daily Targum to the entire…

By: Colleen Roache

At a large university, students can sometimes feel like just a number, but this year, there is one way to make sure everyone counts. Colleges and communities across the nation will be participating in the census this year, a count of all people living in …

By: Mary Diduch

Just shy of two months after his inauguration as New Jersey’s 55th governor, Gov. Chris Christie is winning over a large chunk of the state’s voters. In a recent telephone poll conducted by the University’s Eagleton Institute of Politics…

By: Chris Zawistowski

New York City’s Symphony Space will be filled with the sounds of classical and jazz clarinet and saxophone tomorrow night as the University’s Jazz Ensemble and Symphony Orchestra team up with legendary Cuban musician Paquito D’Rivera. Th…

By: Greg Flynn

Pharmacy Governing Council

Department of Transportation Services Director Jack Molenaar made a stop at the Pharmacy Governing Council Tuesday night to discuss proposed system improvements and pick up complaints and suggestions. Molenaar detailed the series of estimated improvements…

By: Reena Diamante

Throughout his life, Eric Ruffin has been an actor, dancer and singer, but the 29-year-old Mason Gross School of the Arts alumnus has returned to the University with hopes of impacting audiences in a new role — director of “In the Blood,&rdquo…

By: Vandan Upadhyaya

Professor Paul Falkowski joins the 12-member governing council of the NAS

The National Academy of Sciences recently elected University Professor Paul Falkowski to its governing council, whose 12 members and five officers lead the academy. The academy is a body of about 2,100 members and about 400 foreign associates, of whom nea…