Chuck O'Donnell

1 week ago | tapinto.net | Chuck O'Donnell |Nicole Zanchelli

NEW BRUNSWICK – The solemn strains of bagpipes and the sobs of sadness have long since dissipated into the Newark sky following the funeral of Sgt. Joseph Anthony Azcona. His family’s grief, however, has not. That’s why Michael Bobadilla, the deputy chief of the New Brunswick Police Department, has organized a soccer game Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium on Joyce Kilmer Avenue.

2 weeks ago | tapinto.net | Chuck O'Donnell

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – Jonathan Holloway will leave his dual position as professor and university president soon after his tenure at Rutgers concludes on June 30. Holloway, the university's 21st president, has been named the president and chief executive officer of the Henry Luce Foundation, a grant-making organization that dispenses millions each year in support of American art, women in STEM, indigenous knowledge and other causes. Holloway will assume his role Oct. 1, Rutgers has announced.

4 weeks ago | tapinto.net | Chuck O'Donnell |David Brighouse

NEW PROVIDENCE/NEW BRUNSWICK – Astronauts flitting around on the moon will one day be able to hold conversations, send texts and probably watch cat videos if they so desire, thanks to the Nokia Bell Labs' latest technological innovation. Employees gathered at the company's Union County campus earlier this month for launch and landing viewing parties as the IM-2 mission carried the world’s first lunar 4G network – in advance of NASA’s Artemis III mission in 2027.

1 month ago | tapinto.net | Chuck O'Donnell |David Brighouse

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – Lisa Allen ran her hands back and forth over the surface of the wall-mounted plaything, determined to get its circles to light up. With some swipes of her hands, they glowed green. After a few more, they turned red. The sensory wall designed to occupy little ones that the Senior Director of Academic Practices at RWJBarnabas Health was demonstrating might seem like a minor detail inside the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Ambulatory Medical Pavilion.

2 months ago | tapinto.net | Chuck O'Donnell |David Brighouse

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway says he has no information that federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are or will be on the school’s New Brunswick, Newark or Camden campuses. Holloway, however, is instructing students and faculty members to contact the Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) if they become aware of ICE activities at the school.