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Lung Doc Confident Coronavirus Vaccine Is Effective
Rutgers Global Health Institute’s Dr. Reynold Panettieri explains more on the coronavirus vaccine trials, including the data from Pfizer showing 95% effectiveness.
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Big Ten Football Ready to Return Amid Coronavirus
Penn State and Rutgers plan to be back on the field next month after the Big Ten reversed course and allowed football amid the coronavirus pandemic. The decision comes on the heels of new and improved safety precautions for players. NBC10’s Steven Fisher breaks down those safety measures.
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Bat Tick Found for the First Time in NJ; Could Pose Health Risks to Humans, Animals
A certain tick species linked to bats was found for the first time in New Jersey — posing possible health risks to people, pets and livestock, according to a Rutgers-led study. The study, which appeared in the Journal of Medical Entomology, identifies the tick species, known as Carios kelleyi (or C.kelleyi), as a “soft” tick. According to Rutgers, deer ticks,...
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Rutgers: 4 Student-Athletes Test Positive for COVID-19
Rutgers says four student-athletes and a member of its athletic staff have tested positive for COVID-19
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Teams and Communities Honor Boy Who Died After Being Shot During High School Football Game
Micah Tennant, a 10-year-old boy, died from his injuries after he was shot during a high school game. Pleasantville and Camden high schools honored the boy as they played the remainder of their matchup at Lincoln Financial Field.
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Rutgers Graduate to Give Speech in Star-Studded Virtual Ceremony
Emely Guevara was supposed to walk the stage this week as part of Rutgers’ graduating class of 2020, but the coronavirus pandemic changed all plans. Instead of receiving her bachelor’s degree at Prudential Center in Newark on Friday, Guevara will be part of a star-studded, global graduation ceremony called #ImStillGraduating. She will be one of the selected student speakers and…
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New Jersey Expected to Hit 100,000 Novel Coronavirus Cases
NBC10’s Tracy Davidson reports on the push to ramp up testing in New Jersey as COVID-19 cases approach 100,000.
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Rutgers-Camden Chancellor to Step Down
The chancellor of Rutgers University-Camden has announced plans to step down after the current academic year.
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Rutgers Names First Black President in University History
Rutgers University named a high-ranking Northwestern University official as its new leader on Tuesday, making him the school’s first black president. Jonathan Holloway, 52, will start his new job on July 1 after receiving approval from the Rutgers Board of Governors. He will be the 21st president of New Jersey’s flagship university, succeeding Robert Barchi, who has led Rutgers since…
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Rutgers' Coach Offers Condolences to Imus Family
Rutgers coach C. Vivian Stringer has offered her condolences to the family of late radio personality Don Imus, who used a racial slur to describe the Scarlet Knights in 2007 after the team lost the national championship game to Tennessee. The 79-year-old Imus died last week of complications from lung disease. Stringer prepared a statement for her press conference following…
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NJ's Year in Review: Shootings, Impeachment Drama and Marijuana Push
From shootings that rocked communities to a congressional flip flop to recreational marijuana to an old face returning to Rutgers football, take a look back at the year that was in the Garden State
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Rutgers Officially OKs Deal to Bring Back Greg Schiano as Football Coach
After an on-again, off-again courtship, Greg Schiano is back as Rutgers football coach.
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Unearthing NJ's Past: University Students Search Church Basement for Remains of Some of First Immigrants
Students from Rutgers-Newark are searching beneath a nearby church — all in hopes of finding human remains.
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Search for Remains Underneath NJ Church
Rutgers University students are searching for unmarked graves that could hold the remains Chinese immigrants believed to have settled in the area some 150 years ago. Myles Miller reports.
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Rutgers University Officials Warning Students of Aggressive Coyote That Bit Man Near Campus
Rutgers University officials in New Jersey are warning students there may be an aggressive coyote in the area that bit someone walking near campus
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Rutgers Softball Coaches Accused of Intimidation, Abuse
Two Rutgers softball coaches, a husband and wife, have been accused of fostering a climate of fear, intimidation and abuse on the team. The university president said Thursday he wants an independent investigation of allegations made against softball head coach Kristen Butler and her husband, Marcus Smith, a volunteer assistant. Smith has since left the program.
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New Jersey Doctor Dies in Cliff Fall While Vacationing With Fiancee in Spain
A New Jersey doctor fell off a cliff to his death while vacationing with his fiancee on the Spanish island of Ibiza, authorities say.
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Changing Municipal Governments in New Jersey Becomes More Difficult
A new law will make it more difficult for New Jersey municipalities seeking changes in their form of government.
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NJ Town Cleaning Up After Storm Knocks Down Crane
The crane was brought down during intense wind that swept through the state Sunday night. Crews and residents were hoping to have everything cleaned up by Monday evening, before another round of intense storms come through. NBC 4 New York’s Brian Thompson reports.
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Rutgers Signs Stadium Rights Deal With IT Provider SHI
Since 2011. Rutgers University’s football stadium has been named after the technology company High Point Solutions. However, as of Friday, the stadium’s naming rights belong to SHI International Corp.