Rutgers News - Now and Then
Alumni News
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The Rutgers Magazine
Published three times a year, the Rutgers Magazine focuses on Rutgers news and faculty, alumni, and student achievements.
Read highlights from the current issue or
browse archived issues back to the Fall of 2001.
Copies of the Rutgers Magazine and its predecessors can be found in the Libraries'
Special Collections and University Archives.
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Sports News
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Looking for the latest news about your favorite Rutgers sport team?
Scarlet Knights Online
has news, profiles, schedules, and
links to live and archived broadcasts.
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Want to see that winning touchdown one more time?
The Rutgers University Archives
Film and Video Collection
includes films and videos of many Rutgers intercollegiate games from about 1930 on.
An extensive database of their holdings is available on-site.
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Rutgers-Camden Athletics--news and schedules.
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Rutgers-Newark Athletics--news and schedules.
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College Newspapers
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The Targum
Founded in 1869, the Rutgers Targum is one of the oldest college newspapers in the country. Read today's Daily Targum.
The Alexander Library in
New Brunswick has the following issues available on microfilm:
| Targum | 1869-Jun 1880 |
| Rutgers Targum | Oct 1880-Jun 1892 |
| Targum | Oct 1892-Feb 16, 1944 |
| Rutgers Cannon | Mar 1945-Jun 1945 |
| Targum | Oct 1945-Apr 10, 1953 |
| Rutgers Targum | Apr 17, 1953-Dec 5, 1972 |
| Rutgers Daily Targum | Dec 6, 1972-May 1, 1980 |
| Daily Targum | Sep 2, 1980-May 7, 1987 |
Copies of the Targum published after May 7, 1987 are available in
Special Collections and University Archives.
The Alexander Library, as well as the
Douglass Library,
have the following Douglass College student newspapers available on microfilm:
| Campus Chatter (New Jersey College for Women) | November 1920-April 1921 |
| Campus News (New Jersey College for Women) | December 1921-March 20, 1940 |
| The Caellian | 1941-1973 |
| The Douglass College Caellian | November 1973-October 5, 1978 |
| The Douglass Caellian October 12, 1978-September 9, 1982 |
| The Caellian September 16, 1982-May 1, 1986 |
The Douglass Library also has the above in print in their Douglassensia Collection.
Copies of the Caellian published after May 1, 1986 are available in
Special Collections and University Archives.
The Cook College Green Print is available on microfilm from
September 24th 1973 to March 6, 1986 in the
Alexander and
Douglass
libraries. Paper copies of 1975 to 2000 issues are also available at the Douglass Library;
copies of Green Print published after March 6, 1986 are available in
Special Collections and University Archives.
The Livingston College Medium is available on microfilm from
October 1, 1970 to May 8, 1985 in the
Alexander Library.
Copies of the Medium published after May 8, 1985 are available in
Special Collections and University Archives.
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The Robeson Library in Camden has the following
Camden student newspapers available on microfilm:
| The Gleaner | September 27, 1951-April 19, 1976 |
| The Rutgers Gleaner | April 21, 1976-April 30, 1986 |
| The Rutgers-Camden Gleaner | September 10, 1986-1995 |
A collection of unbound issues of the Rutgers-Camden Gleaner from 1991 to the present
is also available at Robeson.
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The Dana Library in Newark has the
following Newark student newspapers available on microfilm:
| Dana College Chronicle | 1930-1935 |
| The Rutgers Observer | 1953-1975 |
| University of Newark Observer | 1936-1942 |
| The Observer | 1975-1980 |
| The Observer | 1942-1953 |
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An incomplete collection of unbound issues of the Observer is also available in the
Dana Library Archives.
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Local Newspapers
Interested in information published in Camden, New Brunswick, or Newark newspapers?
The Alexander Library in New Brunswick maintains an
extensive newspaper collection on microfilm, while the Dana Library in Newark and the
Robeson Library in Camden also have regional newspaper collections.
In the Libraries
Within the Libraries, the New Jersey Newspapers Database
offers full-text access to:
- the Camden Courier-Post 1999+
- the New Brunswick Home News Tribune 12/24/2002+ and
- the Newark Star-Ledger 1996+
The Newark Star-Ledger
The Alexander Library in New Brunswick has the Newark Star-Ledger on microfilm from August 1, 1945 to December 2003;
microfilm reels back to 1980 are also available at the Rutgers Dana Library in
Newark. The Newark Public Library has the Star-Ledger in its entirely (1939 forward) as well as its predecessor, the Newark Star Eagle (1916-1939), available on microfilm.
The Star-Ledger also has a Searchable Archive of their articles dating back to May, 1989. For $6.95 you can get a password to search and download articles for
a 24-hour period.
While there is no complete printed or online index to the pre-1989 Star-Ledger, the Digital Cummings Index to the Star-Ledger from the New Jersey Information Center at the Newark Public Library currently
allows for subject, name, and keyword access to the Ledger from 1971 to about 1978.
The New Jersey Information Center
also has locally compiled Newark News Indexes, 1916-1970.
The New Brunswick Home News
Within the Libraries, the Home News Tribune back to December 2002 can be searched
through the New Jersey Newspapers Database.
Today's Home News Tribune, as well as the issues for the last week, are available
online.
The Alexander Library in New Brunswick has the
Home News (various titles) on microfilm back to 1879.
The Camden Courier-Post
In the Libraries, Camden's Courier-Post back to 1999 can be searched through the
New Jersey Newspapers Database.
Today's issue, and selected South Jersey stories from the last fourteen days are also available
online for browsing; they, and earlier
(approximately two years) stories can also be searched at the
CourierPostOnline Search Engine.
The Rutgers Robeson Library in Camden has the Courier-Post (various titles) on
microfilm back to 1909; the
Camden County Historical Society
has the Courier-Post from 1892 to 1959 on microfilm.
Selected articles from the Courier-Post about the city of Camden are also indexed in
CamdenBase.
No Longer in the Area?
While we do not offer newspaper "look-up" services, the Rutgers Libraries will usually (although not always) lend newspapers on microfilm to other libraries via
interlibrary loan. So if you are not able to come and use the materials on site, you may have a library
that you are affiliated with request that the reels of the newspaper for the period in which
you are interested be sent to that library for your use.
For more information on New Jersey and other newspapers, see the
Newspapers
guide.