Program pariticipants design their crafts at university's Makerspace.
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Rutgers’ historian and author Mia Bay says the oft-hidden history of lynching has resonance today. She shares her work in a documentary, An Outrage.
Started in 1966 and abandoned, Chicory is digitized on the web for a new generation of readers.
A Rutgers study examines using a lubricant made with seaweed extracts to protect against HPV infection.
Viktor Krapivin is one of 240 Goldwater scholars in the United States for the 2017-18 academic year.
New entity merges Graduate School-New Brunswick and Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.
The charity hockey game raised funds for students to collaborate on cleft lip and palate surgery for villagers overseas.
Rutgers University will invest in a new performing arts center that paves the way for Mason Gross School of the Arts to launch a musical theater program and expand its opera program. Read more about the downtown New Brunswick center, expected to open for fall 2019.
RWJBarnabas Health Athletic Performance Center will accommodate basketball, wrestling and gymnastics programs
Dutta brings experience at three Big Ten universities to leadership role at Rutgers.
Could statistics help detect radioactive “dirty bombs” in big cities, drug-smuggling ships on the high seas and other threats? The odds are excellent, Rutgers professors Min-ge Xie and Rong Chen say.
Rutgers experts have created a toolkit to help communities across New Jersey and combat opioid drug abuse, a growing national health crisis.