Arts and Culture

Rutgers In The News

• Stateline: Friday, April 19

  “TRUMP ALTERS ELECTORAL COLLEGE DEBATE IN STATES” This blog post about the history and current status of the U.S. electoral college quotes Andrew Shankman (professor, FASC-history).

• NJBIZ: Thursday, April 18

  “RUTGERS-CAMDEN PROFESSOR RECEIVES $1M AWARD FOR SCIENTISTS, ENGINEERS” Jinglin Fu (associate professor, FASC-chemistry) received the Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (ECASE-Army) from the Army Research Office.

• Futurity: Wednesday, April 17

  “CAN AN ALGORITHM REPLACE ANIMAL TESTING FOR CHEMICALS?” Daniel Russo, a doctoral candidate at the Rutgers University–Camden Center for Computational and Integrative Biology, is lead author and Hao Zhu (associate professor, FASC-chemistry) is co-author on a study investigating an algorithm with the potential to cut back on the use of animals in chemical toxicity testing.

• Vox: Tuesday, April 16

  “FACEBOOK’S DATA-SHARING PRACTICES ARE CALLED INTO QUESTION, AGAIN” Michael Carrier (distinguished professor, RLAW) is quoted about antitrust issues surrounding Facebook’s data sharing.

• SNJ Today: Tuesday, April 16

  “RUTGERS-CAMDEN TO HOST ‘EARTH BALL’-MAKING DEMONSTRATION IN CELEBRATION OF EARTH DAY” The campus community and members of the public are invited to learn how they can help encourage pollinator-friendly wildflower growth as part of the citywide Camden Colorfield Project.

• Press of Atlantic City: Saturday, April 13

  “COULD SWEENEY’S PLAN FOR CONSOLIDATION INCREASE SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDACY?” Michael Hayes (assistant professor, FASC-public policy and administration) shares insight about N.J. Senate President Steve Sweeney’s proposal to consolidate school districts in the state.