By Bob Makin
NEW BRUNSWICK — Despite Rutgers University Board of Governors Chairman Ralph Izzo’s shock that students had to choose between food and tuition during experiences shared during the board’s monthly meeting, the board increased tuition 2.5 percent and overall expenses 2.2 percent on Wednesday.
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