The Rutgers Review

Homeostasis

April 22, 2019

by The Rutgers Review Poetry Collective Tethered to the Earth Zachary Kauz If only my portrait drawn in sand would wash away entirely Dispe... Read More

Clairvoyant Cartoons: A Simpsons Study

April 1, 2019

by Jacqueline Kate Goldblatt Cartoons have always held a special place in the collective consciousness of the American public. From the Saturday morning clas... Read More

Rutgers Review’s Trader Joe’s Shopping List

March 26, 2019

by Brielle Diskin You’d be hard pressed to find anyone who wouldn’t agree that Trader Joe’s is more than grocery shopping: it’s a full sensory experience. ... Read More

Ariana Grande- problematic

March 26, 2019

by Sophia Higgins I’m inclined to love Ariana Grande. Her music isn’t necessarily my favorite kind, but Ariana is a girl, and she’s a girl who has suddenly b... Read More

Frosted Glass

March 11, 2019

by The Rutgers Review Poetry Collective One Last Reminder Zachary Kauz One last reminder of distance Disconnect between phosphorus burn Froze... Read More

An Awards to Remember

March 3, 2019

by Brielle Diskin This past Sunday evening at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California, the Academy was confronted with a conversation they have long been... Read More

Mental Health: What We Know from Van Gogh

February 15, 2019

by Izilda Jorge Mental illness is a factor one can use in evaluating the works of van Gogh. As most with mental illness can vouch for, such illness is often ... Read More

Issues with Artworld

February 15, 2019

by Izilda Jorge The National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) sells a shirt that reads “Men Have Made A Lot of Bad Art”. This statement isn’t positing tha... Read More

Love and Other Poisons: A Love Song Rebuttal

February 15, 2019

by Izilda Jorge When we hear the word ‘love’ our immediate association of it is the romantic couple. Come to think of it, most of the love songs out there de... Read More

Love Song Rebuttal Rebuttal

February 14, 2019

by Esra Abdulrahman It’s so easy to hate on Valentine’s Day! Sooooo easy. The capitalist overlords did all the work themselves when they plastered romantic a... Read More

Lust

February 2, 2019

by The Rutgers Review Poetry Collective Aging Shannon Paz Learning what attracts me to myself, Undressing my judgement rather than my clothes, Seeing ... Read More

Looking up at Pixelated Stars in 2019

February 2, 2019

by Brielle Diskin A progressive, independent, aloof air sign who likes having fun with friends but is aversive to those who disagree with them. This is a st... Read More