By: Arielle Champion Title: Midnight Sun Author: Stepehnie Meyer Publisher: Little, Brown, and Company Publication Date: August 4th, 2020 Price: Hardcover $31.99, Paperback $12 Adult fantasy fiction novel Midnight Sun is the perfect addition to one of the best series in entertainment. Written by author of the #1 best-selling Twilight […]
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What you missed at the Experimental Learning Fair
By: Anel Fajardo Hosted by the Chancellor’s Experiential Learning Fund on October 27th, the event was open to all students interested in learning more about programs and classes surrounding their desired major. Located in the Multipurpose room, the space had numerous representatives from different programs like FYRE present. FYRE is […]
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Fall Book Recommendations
By: Maria Alcantara It’s no secret that college students oftentimes have busy schedules that leave them with barely any time to decompress. If you’re a student at Rutgers-Camden, you might often find yourself juggling reading assignments, labs, papers, and just about any homework that leaves little agency for what you’d […]
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Latin-themed Sunpress a Vibrant Addition to Audubon’s Downtown
By: Rory Ott Local Audubon’s NJ’s Merchant Street has had quite the upswing in the past few years, miraculously bouncing back from a pandemic notorious for ravaging small businesses. The most recent addition to the small town’s quiet main strip is Sunpress, a Latin-themed, fast-casual dining experience offering a wide […]
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Barbarian: Next time, just get a Hotel
By: Rory Ott Barbarian, writer-director Zach Cregger’s first horror credit after spending much of his career in comedy, is a squeamish and refreshing cult classic in the making. Beware of mild spoilers ahead. I planted myself in the theater expecting a more traditional horror film, albeit with a modern twist. […]
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Where is Rutgers’ Money Going?
By: Anel Fajardo News has emerged regarding the Rutgers New Brunswick campus surrounding immense spending by the University’s football team. According to a report released after an investigation by the Bergan Record, it estimated that over a 14-month period starting in May of 2021, the team spent over $450,000 on […]
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Wizardry world of Philly
By: Anel Fajardo Philly, the city of brotherly love, is known for its top hot spots, whether it be grabbing a classic cheesesteak from Genos or exploring a variety of eateries. The city has no limit to entertainment. From food to art museums, one can never be bored as there […]
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Unwind From Class with These Shows
By: Maria Alcantara I don’t know about you, but blowing off steam with a binge-worthy show has become a necessity during my studies at Rutgers. While I never seem to reach the end of my TBW list, there’s no harm in adding more content, right? Here is a list of […]
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College Fest: Back in Business
By: Tia Johnson On a warm September morning, the city of Philly can only be described as alive. The sounds of cars honking and driving by as pedestrians walk down the street are almost melodious. The smells of food carts and restaurants swell in the air, and a line begins […]
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Funny Girl: A Musical Review
By: Abigail Richards It took almost sixty years to return to Broadway, and now, it’s Broadway’s Greatest Star! Funny Girl is a show based on a semi-biographical musical adaptation of the life and career of Broadway legend Fanny Brice. Set in the 1920s, it showcases Fanny Brice telling the […]