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Rutgers experts have created a toolkit to help communities across New Jersey and combat opioid drug abuse, a growing national health crisis.

Rutgers Law School Vice Dean Kimberly Mutcherson shares what she loves about the nation’s founding document.

Performance, therapy, ritual and meditation infuse Raphael Montañez Ortiz’s pieces.

Rutgers is revamping its dining hall menus after joining a nationwide initiative to encourage healthier food choices that take a smaller toll on the planet. Read the story and watch the video to learn more.

A National Academies of Sciences committee led by RBHS Chancellor Brian Strom recommends steps toward making the disease a rare occurrence.

Rutgers’ Master Teacher Institute on Holocaust Education helps middle and high school teachers in New Jersey become experts in Holocaust and genocide studies.

U.S. Rep. Darren Soto is the first Puerto Rican from Florida elected to the House of Representatives. 

Rutgers scientists lead research that discovers potential advance for the electronics industry.

Lauren Grodstein’s latest novel, Our Short History, explores cancer, single motherhood and mortality.

Rutgers' intensive outpatient programs provide more specialized care than traditional outpatient programs, such as gender-specific treatment.

Idea to provide electric-powered rickshaws in refugee settlements beat 70 competing teams. 

A Mason Gross theater alumnus sets the stage for VH1’s “Martha and Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party.”