A list of the best kayaking places in the state. ...
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Amazing hiking spots all over the state....
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State parks and trails around the state are perfect for biking. ...
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Ultimate Frisbee, invented in New Jersey, is no longer just a bunch of hippies in bandanas and bare feet tossing around a plastic disk. Now that the sport has had a surge in popularity, will it remain true to its original vision? ...
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One is soft-spoken, the other is outspoken. One is fatherly, the other is a firebrand. One was promoted from within, the other was brought in. Fred Hill Jr. of Rutgers and Bobby Gonzalez of Seton Hall have contrasting styles and backgrounds, but the two skilled and savvy coaches face the same uphill task: Turning around an underachieving men’s basketball team that plays in one of the nation’s most competitive—and visible—leagues, the newly expanded Big East....
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The state-of-the-art Prudential Center, new home of Devils’ hockey (and more), launches Newark’s ice age....
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New Jersey Monthly contributor, and Rutgers University professor Michael Aaron Rockland ruminates on how bigtime football, and a few other things, brought change to the campus—and the state....
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The love-him/hate-him voice of ESPN’s college basketball coverage started two months after the network debuted....
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Professional basketball Hall of Famer, All American, Rhodes Scholar. Bradley nixed 75 scholarship offers to go to Princeton. The New York Knicks’ “Dollar Bill” represented the Garden State in the U.S. Senate and vied for the 2000 Democratic presidential nomination, losing to Al Gore....
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“The Blaze” became one of the greatest scorers in women’s basketball history. Her career started at Cranford High School; she continues today as GM of the WNBA’s New York Liberty....
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Fans decide the fate of a record-breaking home-run ball....
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Back in 1962, Ed Sabol thought pro football was going to be big....
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