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Six Rescued After Boat Sinks in Barnegat Inlet The Coast Guard rescued six people from a life raft after the 38-foot boat they were in ran aground and began taking on water in Barnegat Inlet Thursday morning.

Arts training is crucial to developing creativity.A With this in mind, a two-week creative arts summer program entitled "In a Kaleidoscope," infused with the 4C's, will be offered at Crossroads North Middle School from July 30 through Aug.

A strong camp showing and bigger body helped the Philly four-star wideout turn heads in Happy Valley.

A line of people carry signs as they walk near the New Jersey Statehouse Monday Nov.

Saxophonist Ralph Bowen has carved out a fine niche for himself on the mainstream jazz scene as an educator at Rutgers University, and as a recording artist.

About one mile from Rutgers University is a plot of farmland that, for some students, is the "Garden of Eden." The location refers to a lush array of student grown organic produce and a student-run initiative that has the goal of bringing healthy to the student population of Rutgers University.A A A A Spearheaded by student Rebecca Granet, the ... (more)

Rutgers University's two governing boards are set to vote next week on a statement opposing a proposed deal in which the university would hand control of its Camden campus to an independent board, potentially dealing a major blow to Gov.

The SEC-Big East Challenge will once again pit schools from two of college basketball's power conferences against one another this season.

Robert Holmes' family was one of the first African-American families to move into Edison, N.J., in 1956.

Three New Jersey teenagers have been charged in connection with the bullying of a 15-year-old who eventually committed suicide, a case that comes on the heels of the harassment conviction of former Rutgers University student Dharun Ravi.

The former Rutgers student convicted of using a webcam to spy on his gay roommate has reported to a New Jersey jail.

Rutgers University has received $2.4 million to study the genetic make-up of soldiers at risk for suicide or psychological issues - part of the largest study of mental-health risk ever conducted by the military, spokeswoman Robin Lally said.

Two straight months of disappointing job growth have raised fears that the U.S. economy is stalling for the third year in a row.

The parents of Tyler Clementi, the 18-year-old Rutgers student who killed himself in 2009, slammed Dharun Ravi's apology for spying on Clementi's gay date as "no apology at all, but a public relations piece," in a statement released Thursday.

By DESMOND BUTLER Associated Press The International Monetary Fund says it has not been asked by Spain for a bailout and has not begun preparing one.

Manhattan's top prosecutor says it's "premature" to say how confident he is that a former stock clerk is the person who killed a boy who vanished in 1979.

House Republicans are releasing emails and documents that shed light on dealings between the White House and the drug industry as President Barack Obama maneuvered to move his health care overhaul through Congress.

The Dragon spacecraft has left its parking spot at the International Space Station.

Christine Deguzman, 20, a junior at Rutgers-Camden majoring in music, joins other students as they rally against proposed merger with Rowan University near Gordon Theatre on Thursday February 2, 2012.

MORRISTOWN - Lennon Baldwin's last days were marked by brutality. The 15-year-old Morristown High School student was assaulted, robbed and repeatedly threatened with further violence, authorities said Wednesday.