The pumpkin habanero is the first new variety released from Rutgers exotic pepper breeding program, which was formed to create a niche for New Jersey growers. The plants and seeds will be available for sale for the first time at the Master Gardener Plant Sale on the Cook/Douglass Campus during Rutgers Day on Saturday.
Rutgers Center for Exercise and Aging celebrates 15 years of bringing students and seniors together in a quest for better health.
More than 500 student posters will be on exhibit April 28 at the Livingston Student Center.
Sten Knutsen, 47, is grateful he traded his full-time job to become a full-time student and 'figure things out.'
Diego Atehortua’s dream is to earn his Ph.D. in Latin American art.
The study by Robert Wood Johnson Medical School could lead to better coordination among all health care providers.
Six student employees win awards, Rutgers Bonner Leaders Program recognized as employer of the year.
Rutgers researcher finds overlooked connections can spur both stress and productivity.
State Senate President Stephen Sweeney gets a firsthand look at program that aims to be a national model.
Vincent Petracco has balanced his duties as reservist in U.S. Coast Guard with a rigorous doctoral program in physical therapy.
Spoken word poet Alyea Pierce combines passion for performance and leadership to elevate university’s Mark Conference.
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