Penny Venetis, a professor at Rutgers Law School in Newark, answers questions about how to make sure your vote is counted on Nov. 3.
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Myles Johnson, who is studying engineering, launched BLKdev after a lifetime of not seeing many others like him in the classroom.
Is voter fraud real and do mail-in ballots make voting more susceptible to it? Lorraine C. Minnite, an associate professor of public policy at Rutgers-Camden, provides some answers.
The Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers–Newark received a major federal grant to conserve its Count Basie collection, which will have its first exhibit this month.
Ten years after his spinal cord injury during a game at MetLife Stadium, Eric LeGrand continues to serve as an inspiration at Rutgers, around the state and beyond.
Blakesley Burkhart, an astrophysicist and assistant professor at Rutgers-New Brunswick, joined an elite group today that includes all three U.S. women who won the Nobel Prize.
