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In the News This Week
In Senate Committee, Rutgers Advocates for Budget Priorities

New Jersey’s public research universities overpay tens of millions of dollars each year for benefits that their employees don’t even receive, Rutgers President Jonathan Holloway, pictured, told members of the State Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee this week. The Legislature could fix this, saving Rutgers $73 million, Holloway said. More.

RU-Camden, City: Camden Athletic Complex Open!

RU–Camden Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis, pictured above throwing out the first pitch, City of Camden Mayor Victor Carstarphen and New Jersey Assemblyman Bill Spearman (D-5) were among those who marked the historic day with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and other festivities. More.
RU-Newark Study Finds Trend in Residential Property Sales

Within three years, nearly half of Newark’s residential property was sold to corporate buyers, a nationwide trend that can displace residents and impede home ownership, according to the RU—Newark study, Who Owns Newark? More.
RU, State Parole Board Partner to Support Effective Re-entry

A generous federal grant will allow RBHS to provide assistance to State parolees struggling with substance use disorder in their recovery efforts. Peer recovery support services will be offered under the Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Abuse Program. More.