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Brain Bee Winners

Health

At a Brain Bee Competition in Newark, a 10th Grade Student Ignites His Curiosity for Neuroscience

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Community

At Rutgers, a Forest Takes Root Where a Road Once Ran

Nannie Helen Burroughs

Research & Innovation

The Most Influential Black Woman You’ve Never Heard of Is Finally Getting Her Due

Elvia Vargas (SON ’26) with twin daughters (l. to r.) Valentina Martinez and Victoria Martinez

Commencement

Nursing Graduate Welcomes Twins a Few Months Before Graduation

Maciej Over the past three years, Maciej Jeziorek, was a key collaborator on a groundbreaking nanotechnology which offers a new approach for cancer research

Students

Doctoral Student Coauthored Research That Could Transform Cancer Treatment

Deborah Gray White and Camilla Townsend

Achievements

Two Pioneering Rutgers Researchers Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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Health

For Caregivers of Special Needs Children, Rutgers’ Mom2Mom Helpline Provides Critical Peer Support

Students

From Zoom to London to Chicago: When Online Classmates Meet in Real Life

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Research & Innovation

MRI Scans Link Eye Microvascular Health to Early Signs of Cognitive Decline

Students at Microsoft

Students

Silicon Valley Trip Gives Rutgers Students Inside Look Into a World of Innovation

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Health

Why Cell Therapy Cancer Treatment Sometimes Fails

Rutgers University researchers find that certain aging immune T cells can blunt cell expansion and may help explain why many patients don’t respond to immunotherapy.

The Bill of Rights and an American flag.

America 250

As Country Celebrates Its 250th, Rutgers Historian Launches Project to Restore Faith in Democracy