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Steve Lacy’s Gemini Rights

Overview On July 15, 2022 “Bad Habit” singer Steve Lacy, released his sophomore, sad-core album “Gemini Rights,” and no one could have prepared for the cultura... Read More

Latest Magazine!!!!

As we wrap up an immensely strange year, enjoy this stocking stuffer from The Rutgers Review, featuring articles about unreleased Playboi Carti snippets, Taylo... Read More

Playlists Galore!!

If you happened to miss it, we at The Rutgers Review are also in the business of making playlists! As Autumn gradually approaches, we bring you our latest effor... Read More

The Layers of Makaya McCraven

When I first started to really get into music, I was very into the idea of layers. I’d listen to Fishmans’ Long Season and find myself overjoyed at each new lay... Read More

The Importance of Kindness

by CM When children progress through school one of the many things they are taught is the “golden rule”. To treat others the way you would want to be treated... Read More

Industry Sisters

Industry Sisters For Women of color second-guessing their every move, when being the only inch of color in the room. Here rest testimonies of sexual, physical... Read More

Liesmith

by Jacqueline Goldblatt The crafting of a good lie always begins with four things; a smattering of the truth, a feather, a bottle of India ink, and a piece o... Read More

The Neverending Binge Watch

by Zachary Kauz The divide between major blockbusters glistening with investment and self-made arthouse expressions has largely fallen into an abyss. The dig... Read More

The War on Everything

by Brielle Diskin In 1964, United States President Lyndon B. Johnson declared a war on poverty in response to a national poverty rate of 19 percent. In 1971,... Read More

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