Rutgers-New Brunswick engineering students create eco-friendly designs to help curb stormwater runoff.
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The days are longer, the schedules lighter and many members of the Rutgers community have summer reading on their minds. Rutgers Today wondered what books are on the top of faculty and staff members' must-read lists for the next few months. Check out some of the answers.
Gambling in New Jersey is on the rise and the rate of gambling disorder is four times the national average.
Scientists show how groundwater-fed springs – critical water sources for early humans in East Africa – may have influenced human evolution.
Todd Nichols led marching band programs at Roxbury and Edison high schools.
Rutgers researchers have invented a device that detects inflammation in lungs.
Teenagers are particularly susceptible to media messages about alcohol, tobacco and drugs. A Rutgers professor helps them fight back.
Imbolo Mbue’s novel draws on her journey as an immigrant from Cameroon.
Rutgers’ efforts are cited in a joint resolution sponsored by Sen. Joseph F. Vitale.
Senior Jennifer Coulter will study computational physics at Harvard University.
Overall community satisfaction is high, but low-income, black and Hispanic residents are less likely to be happy with local health opportunities, like walkability and healthy food access.
After excelling as a Rutgers Future Scholar, Terrell Woods wants to pursue a career in criminal justice and serve on the Supreme Court.