Rutgers Regional Bike Share Program:
Public Open House Dates
Interested in learning more about the planned regional bike share program that will be open to the public? Open house meetings will take place throughout March. For more information, email [email protected].
- March 13, 12:30-2:30 p.m. Piscataway Public Library
- March 15, 1-3 p.m.Highland Park Public Library
- March 20, 1-3 p.m. Middlesex County Administration Building Freeholder Room
- March 21, 5-7 p.m. Middlesex County Administration Building Freeholder Room
- March 23, 1-3 p.m. Rutgers University Douglass Student Center
- March 29, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Rutgers College Avenue Student Center
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New in Town
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La Catrina Mexican Restaurant
144 Easton Avenue
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Rutgers spring break, March 11-19
Rutgers Unite Half Marathon & 8K
April 9
Scarlet Day of Service
April 22
Rutgers Scarlet and White Football Game
April 22
New Brunswick Ciclovia
April 23
Rutgers Day
April 29
Spring Semester Ends
May 1
Rutgers University Commencement
May 14
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 Lectures and Exhibitions
The
Bildner Center presents a discussion by visiting scholar Yakir Englander on "
Religious Zionism, the Media, and the Changing Role of the Rabbi" at the Douglass Student Center on March 8.
Zimmerli Art Museum's
Art After Hours: First Tuesdays features
guided tours, live music and return of Slide Jam.
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Frank Bruni speaks at Eagleton on March 29
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Eagleton Institute of Politics presents two talks this month: "
Soft Corruption: How Ethical Misconduct Undermines Good Government and What to Do About It" on March 7, and an evening with New York Times op-ed columnist
"Frank Bruni...He Has Opinions!" on March 29.
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For Kids
Families can get creative together at the Zimmerli Art Museum's
Passport to Art
free interactive workshops on March 5 and April 2.
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Science & Nature
Have a green thumb? Attend the 41st Annual Home Gardeners School
on March 18. Choose from classes that provide
expert instruction in innovative gardening and landscaping subjects
. Over 19 new workshops to choose from!
Rutgers Gardens hosts a variety of classes and workshops this month including
Pruning Techniques, Organic Lawn Care, and Propagating Native Plants.
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Sports & Recreation
Rutgers men's and women's lacrosse have a full slate of games in March. See the women take on Manhattan, Ohio State, and Niagara, and the men compete against Brown, Stony Brook, and Princeton at home.
The Rutgers Unite Half Marathon and 8K return to campus on April 9. Register to run, or volunteer today!
New Brunswick Ciclovia is looking for volunteers throughout 2017 to serve as road marshals, block captains, or set-up crew.
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Around Town
Does your local community organization have a project, but need some helping hands? Register for a group of student to assist during Rutgers Scarlet Day of Service on April 22.
The Rotary Club of New Brunswick presents Rags to Runway on March 2, a fundraiser fashion show featuring student teams creating designs sourced from local thrift shops.
History buffs can take a free tour of Elmwood Cemetery on March 3, featuring the stories of notable Rutgers alumni, professors, and presidents.
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital begins a significant emergency room expansion beginning March 6. Construction will impact traffic flow in the area of Little Albany Street.
Bristol Myers Squibb Children's Hospital hosts a candlelight ceremony on April 5
during
National Child Abuse Prevention Month
to honor children who have been victims and survivors of child abuse and neglect.
Interested in hiring Rutgers students for part-time or summer jobs? Register as an employer for a job fair on April 27 at the College Avenue Student Center.
coLAB Arts is looking to hire a trained and experienced artist in 2017 for a nine-month residency with a local partner environmental advocacy organization.
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