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Modern rates of sea level rise began emerging in 1863 as the Industrial Age intensified, according to a new study by an international team including Rutgers researchers that has pinpointed the onset of a significant period of climate change. The study is out now out in Nature Communications.

Research & Innovation

Onset of Modern Sea-Level Rise Began in 1863, International Study Finds

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Community

Afghan Human Rights Activist, Daughters Make Fraught Journey to Rutgers

Rutgers is welcoming scholars and students including the Farid family through growing efforts since the Taliban takeover.

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In Memoriam

Rutgers Remembers Mark Schuster, an Advocate for Students and the LGBTQA+ Community

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Experts

Gary Heir Named Carmel Chair in Algesiology at the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine

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News From the Board of Governors: February 2022

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Experts

Elisa Bandera Named Unilever Chair for the Study of Diet and Nutrition in the Prevention of Chronic Disease

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COVID-19 Research & Innovation

Structural Racism and Anti-LGBTQ Policies Can Impact Suicide Risk

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Research & Innovation

A News Media Outlet’s Perceived Credibility Can Affect How Gun Violence Headlines Are Received

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President Holloway Starts New Tradition With Budget Address

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Economic Impact

Rutgers University–New Brunswick Launches New Financial Aid Program To Increase Access and Affordability For In-State Students

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Research & Innovation

Dealing With Residual COVID Trauma as the Masks Come Off

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Campus Life

Access Week Highlights Rutgers–New Brunswick’s Commitment to Underserved Students