Part 2 of RU Student Assembly teach-in about the rising costs of higher education. Live interview with Jack Yoon, one of the speakers at the RUSA event.

RU Student Assembly teach-in about the rising costs of higher education held in the Livingston Student Center.

Jill Levine, President of Grace Health Care Services, and Else Fuentes, Community Representative, explain what hospice care is and discuss how it works, its history, how it's paid for, and other issues related to hospice care.

Rutgers students Derek Horton, Zhanna Gitina and Caitlin Balch and Piscataway resident Mary Heyns discuss what they think of voting and last week's election.

Discussion of local races, significant national races, early returns, and voting at the Livingston Student Center. Interviews with Rick Malwitz of the Home News Tribune, and campaign worker Caroline Osterman.

Eagleton Inst. of Politics at RU- Elizabeth Matto of RU Voting and Assoc. Dir. John Weingart on how students vote, the candidates: how to be well-informed and what to look for, how Congress affects us all, why your voice is necessary, central NJ issues.

Carly Griffin, Media Specialist at Project Vote Smart, which tries to provide non-partisan information about candidates across the country - and find out everything you need to know to vote like a pro, even if you run into problems at the polls.

Anna Little, Mayor of the Borough of Highlands and Republican Tea Party Congressional candidate in the 6th District, which includes Piscataway and New Brunswick. Rep. Pallone declined, and we couldn't find contact information for the other 2 candidates.

Caitlin Balch speaks with Jose Santiago and Andy Stubbs of Rutgers LGBT group BiGLARU about cyber-bullying, issues for LGBT students on campus and the events leading to Rutgers freshman Tyler Clementi's suicide.

Rutgers students Afriyie Amankwaa and Zhanna Gitina discuss some points raised in Rutgers President Richard McCormick's Annual Address.