It’s all part of a trend that began in the mid-20th Century, said James Hughes, dean emeritus of the Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University.
“In 1960, about half of all households were married families with children, the ‘Leave it to Beaver’ family,” Hughes said.
As Baby Boomers moved out of their parents’ homes, they started living alone in increasing numbers. About 12 percent of New Jersey adults now live alone, a legacy of that time period.
Bloustein School alumnus Maria Del Cid-Kosso, MPAP ’20 is passionate about expanding the educational opportunities available to undocumented youth and amplifying marginalized voices in politics. In 2021 Maria was appointed by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy as a...
Independent study by Alexander Carroll Davis View report Over the last few decades, certain corridors in Pennsylvania’s intercity bus network have suffered dramatic cuts to service, cutting off Pennsylvanians from access to jobs and amenities in other towns. This...
Urban Development and Density in Taiwan: EJB Talks with Mi Shih EJB Talks returns for its 11th season! Today Dean Stuart Shapiro interviews Professor Mi Shih, the director of the school's nationally-ranked urban planning program, about her work on urban development...
Barkha Patel (MCRP '15) was interviewed by CBS New York's Vanessa Murdock about the completion of phase 1 of the historic Jersey City reservoir, which recently reopened to the public. View Photos and Summary Jersey City officially reopened the historic Reservoir 3...
By Irina B. Grafova, Pamela B. de Cordova, Jennifer Polakowski, and Jessica Anderson The New Jersey Nursing Well-Being Institute has hosted over 90 Virtual Schwartz Rounds (VSR) sessions in the past three years, offering a flexible, free forum where nurses can connect...
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