Board of Governors honors chair for his legacy of service, commitment and philanthropy.
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The Rutgers Board of Governors honors outgoing chair Greg Brown, elects new leaders and names Richard L. Edwards and James W. Hughes University Professors.
Perry Halkitis, Rutgers School of Public Health’s incoming dean, talks about what it means to be an openly gay leader in higher education and the initiatives he is planning for the school.
The team, including Rutgers Professor John J. Farmer Jr., introduced a training initiative to strengthen ties between police and the community.
Imagine wearing a device that continuously analyzes your sweat or blood for different types of biomarkers, such as proteins that show you may have breast cancer or lung cancer.
A new certificate program focuses on the skills it takes to get along with others, helping K-12 students identify their feelings and regulate them.
TLC4Teens.org, introduced by Rutgers' University Behavioral Health Care, offers a vetted directory of educational websites and hotlines for children and their parents.
Scientists from Rutgers University-New Brunswick and their international collaborators propose a new paradigm that paints a more inclusive picture of the evolution of organisms and ecosystems.
Chris Gethard’s solo HBO show – Career Suicide – is winning rave reviews.
The New Jersey Law Journal named Rutgers Office of General Counsel the top in-house legal department among corporate, private and public organizations in the state.
A Rutgers study shows corals rely on proteins to help create their rock-hard skeletons.
Scientists show how groundwater-fed springs – critical water sources for early humans in East Africa – may have influenced human evolution.