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Rutgers In The News
- Ms. Magazine Blog: Wednesday, April 25
“HOW WILL MALE CANDIDATES SHAPE THE GENDER POLITICS OF THE 2018 ELECTIONS?” A column by Kelly Dittmar (associate professor, FASC-political science) considers the gender dynamics of the 2018 election season.
- Press of Atlantic City: Wednesday, April 25
“GALLOWAY MAN, ALLEGED SERIAL BURGLAR APPEARS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY COURT” J.C. Lore (clinical professor and director of trial advocacy, RLAW) is quoted in this news report on a South Jersey burglary case.
- Philadelphia Inquirer: Wednesday, April 25:
“A WEEKEND OF POETRY TO CELEBRATE NICK VIRGILIO WRITERS HOUSE IN CAMDEN” This news report on the opening of the Nick Virgilio Writers House notes that Rutgers–Camden is digitizing Virgilio’s archives of poetry and papers.
- U.S. News & World Report: Tuesday, April 24
“DOES COFFEE CAUSE CANCER?” In this national health article, Charlotte Markey (professor, FASC-psychology) assesses the recent California decision to place warning labels on coffee.
- NPR: Monday, April 23
“PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING POET REFLECTS ON ‘AMBITION AND MANHOOD IN AMERICA’” In an interview on the program “Fresh Air,” Gregory Pardlo (assistant professor, FASC-creative writing) discusses his new memoir titled “Air Traffic: A Memoir of Ambition and Manhood in America.”
- CNN: Friday, April 20
“AT 17, THIS SEXUAL ABUSE SURVIVOR SET OUT TO FIX A BROKEN SYSTEM” This CNN Heroes profile highlights the work of Brisa De Angulo RLAW’12, who founded Bolivia’s first nonprofit organization supporting child victims of sexual abuse.
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