Rutgers and University of Pennsylvania team up to find new ways to address the digital divide in New Jersey and Philadelphia.
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Rutgers partners with Essex County pediatricians to improve care for emotional, behavioral disorders.
Meet Alesi – a 13-million-year-old infant ape skull fossil – at the 50th annual Rutgers Geology Museum Open House on Sat. Jan. 27.
Rutgers scientists have found the “Legos of life” – four core chemical structures that can be stacked together to build the myriad proteins inside every organism.
Players recall segregation they endured for the love of the game in Lauren Meyer's The Other Boys of Summer.
Zahra Ali’s Iraqi heritage has been a major influence in her life. As her interest in feminism and Muslim women grew she moved from France to Iraq to study women’s political activism, which became the basis for her upcoming book. Read the latest in a series profiling new faculty across the university to learn more about Ali, a professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Rutgers-Newark.
During early childhood, positive stimulation can boost IQ scores; its absence can lead to regression.
A Rutgers medical expert explains why this year’s flu season is so fierce and how you can protect yourself.
He has successfully navigated Wall Street and international diplomacy, but can Phil Murphy avoid running aground in Trenton?
Last year, Rutgers' Hébert Peck was up for an Oscar. This year, the James Baldwin documentary he helped produce, "I Am Not Your Negro," is poised for its nationwide PBS premiere on Martin Luther King Day, Jan. 15, at 9 p.m. Both honors, he said, are thrilling.
