Inside Rutgers - Season 10: Episode 2
Bryan Bachman hosts the return of Inside Rutgers after a brief hiatus. In this episode we'll take a look back at the Douglass Project 4th grade Science All-stars as Jason Scharch reports from Trayes Hall. Rachel Christensen visits the Student Involvement Fair and Liz Olubodun fills us in on RU-tv being featured on The Weather Channel. And last but not least Elina Yankovich sits down with Red Pine Ambassador Anne Sciaino and also lets us know what Jersey Roots, Global Reach is all about. Enjoy!
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- Learn about the RU-tv Living-Learning Community and watch a resident produced promotion.
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- Inside look at the new Rutgers tagline: Jersey Roots, Global Reach.
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- Ru-tv correspondent Liz Olubodun takes a look at the University's Weather Watch program, as well as their national recognition by the Weather Channel.
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- Melanie Bogin takes an inside look into Answer, a part of the University's Center for Applied Psychology. The people at Answer are dedicated to providing and promoting comprehensive sexual education to young people and the adults that talk to them. Inside Rutgers sits down with Nora Gelperin, Director of Training at Answer and Lucinda Holt, Managing Editor to talk to them about their mission.
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- Here's a look behind the scenes at Rutger's Radio, 88.7 FM WRSU.
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- "Suite Idol" showcased the various talents of residents in Busch Suites.  Sponsored by Rutgers Residence Life and the SAS Honors Program, the event proved to be a success as the residents vied for the title as the first ever "Suite Idol."
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- The Douglass Project is a yearly event held by Douglass College to show local 4th grade students how exciting science can be. RU-tv was there to cover the event.
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- RU-tv's own Rachel Christensen was lucky enough to stop by the Student Involvment Fair. She caught up with various participants such as Karen Ardizzone, the Assistant Director of the Fair.
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- Jason Scharch explores the topic of recycling at Rutgers as we gear up for the "RecycleMania" competition among colleges across the country.
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- Elina Yankovich introduces the important process of reaccreditation with Executive Dean of S.E.B.S. Robert Goodman
[Windows Media] then sits down with Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Philip Furmanski for an in-depth look at Rutgers' reaccreditation procedure. [Windows Media]

- Rachel Christensen sits down with Susan Schurman, Acting Dean of University College Community and discusses the changing role of non-traditional students at Rutgers.
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-Get to know the organization that gives prospective students a tour of Douglass Residential College.
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