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Research & Innovation

Engineers Develop Autonomous Artificial Intelligence That Transforms Resilience and Discovery in Manufacturing

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Research & Innovation

New Jersey Gun Violence Research Center Is Funding Over $1.1 Million in Firearm Violence Prevention Grants

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Research & Innovation

Parental Monitoring Is Linked to Fewer Teen Conduct Problems Despite Genetic Risk

President William F. Tate IV stands with Advocacy, Outreach, & Support (DOS-AOS) team PEER Honorees for the Rutgers Gateway Award (Service to Students) (l. to r.) Halston Fleming, associate dean for case management, Pamela Harris, Office Manager and Administrative Assistant, Victoria Miller-Butcher, Assistant Dean for case management, Elizabeth O'Connell-Ganges, associate dean for student success, Lauren Kerton, senior coordinator, Sandra (Rocio) Castro, associate dean of students, Jeff Broggi, senior assoc

Community

Celebrating Presidential Employee Excellence Recognition Program Honorees 2025

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Research & Innovation

Study Reveals Why Mysterious Structures Within Earth’s Mantle Hold Clues to Life Here

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Campus Life

Rutgers Launches Unique Undergraduate Minor in Holistic Wellness

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Sports

Women’s Basketball Player Courtney Edmundo Soars to New Heights on the Court and in Class

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Research & Innovation

Medicaid Expansion Increases Access to HIV Prevention Medication for High-Risk Populations

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Achievements

Pharmacy Student Is Named a Rhodes Scholar

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Health

Unregulated and Unsafe: Expert Warns of Risks in Substance Use Reduction Apps

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Research & Innovation

How Social Support Impacts Firearm Carrying and Secure Storage

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Research & Innovation

New Jerseyans Say New York Drivers Are the Worst – But Rank Themselves Not Far Behind

New Jerseyans eyeroll the driving abilities of New Yorkers, but consider themselves pretty bad too, according to the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll.