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COVID-19 Impact

Finding Homes for Adults With Developmental Disabilities Continues During Pandemic

In Memoriam

Remembering Rutgers Economist Joseph Seneca

Community

Zimmerli Honors Thomas Sokolowski During Day With(out) Art

In M. C. Escher's Circle Limit IV (Heaven and Hell) engraving, angels and demons soar through a bowl-shaped space and become infinitely tiny as they near the horizon.

Experts

Mathematicians Seek to Unravel Mysteries Hinted at by M. C. Escher

A workshop hosted by Rutgers mathematician Alex Kontorovich will ask, among other things, what a famous M. C. Escher illustration would look like in 1,001 dimensions. Welcome to the world of "hyperbolic reflection groups."

COVID-19 Research & Innovation

Rutgers Leading Coronavirus Therapeutic Clinical Trial

Health

In Adapting to the Pandemic, the Physician Assistant Program Found Better Ways to Learn

George Tsacnaris turned a collector's item he bought as a Rutgers student into a generous donation to help students decades later.

Alumni

Alumnus Turns Comic Book Art Into Scholarships for Rutgers Students

Experts

Rutgers Philosophy Professor Analyzes Justice Issues in New Podcast

Rutgers-New Brunswick philosophy professor Derrick Darby is helping to bring logic and data to discussions on the struggle for justice in America and globally in A Pod Called Quest.