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Research & Innovation

Your Best Friend From High School? Here’s Why Their Genes Mattered

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U.S. Law Enforcement Officers Honor Director of Rutgers World Trade Center Health Program

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Health

Rutgers Medical Students Help Hospital Patients Look and Feel Their Best

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Research & Innovation

Coming to Rutgers–New Brunswick: Greatly Expanded Research Opportunities for Students

"Persimmons" is a 2013 oil and alkyd on canvas painting by Stephen Westfall, a professor at the Mason Gross School of the Arts.

Campus Life

Two Mason Gross Professors Are Featured in Zimmerli’s Abstract Art Exhibit

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Health

Rutgers Fashions a Biomedical Springboard for Newark-Area High School Students

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Health

How Rutgers Health and Vaccine Equity Education Coalition Ambassadors at the Boys & Girls Club of Newark Are Promoting Vaccine Equity

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Research & Innovation

How Beetle Juice Led to the Discovery of a Virus and Solved the Mystery of a Superworm Die-Off

A scene from "These Years," an 8-minute experimental dance short film directed by Kiana Rosa Fischer, a Rutgers alum and Mason Gross dance instructor.

Campus Life

Film by Rutgers Dance Instructor (and Alum) Hits Silver Screen for Festival

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Health

How to Prevent Potential Poisonings During the Back to School Rush

A scene from Emanuel Almborg's 2016 film "Talking Hands" regarding the 1960s Zagorsk School for deaf-blind children north of Moscow.

Campus Life

Rutgers Art Museum’s Fall Exhibition Exposes Barriers to Access

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Health

Intestinal Parasite Could Hold the Key to Scar-Free Wound Healing

A study involving Rutgers Health researchers suggests a parasite protein accelerates healing and reduces scarring in laboratory mice.