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As Rutgers University celebrates its 250th birthday today, we honor a proud legacy of teaching, research and service that started when our nation was in its infancy and continues to evolve. The Empire State Building will be lit in scarlet in honor of the birthday. Read the story recognizing this moment in history and check out our #Rutgers250 project. Most importantly, join us on Twitter and in person as we mark this occasion with celebrations, fireworks and more across Newark, Camden, New Brunswick and beyond today.

Rutgers’ Mark Robson helps protect farm workers and families from pesticides through education and training.

Three new classrooms introduced as part of technology master plan encourage more student problem solving and collaboration.

If it’s cold and bubbly, a liquid is more likely to be more rewarding when you’re thirsty.

A Rutgers School of Nursing graduate student is using her personal story to help guide Muslim teenage girls and young women by conducting workshops that teach abstinence.

Chelsie Riche dedicates her academics and activism to eradicating the economic barriers she faced growing up.

Rutgers professor Ashutosh Goel has invented a way to immobilize radioactive iodine.

Officials broke ground on the four-story sports facility and parking deck adjacent to the Rutgers Athletics Center in Piscataway on November 1.

A Rutgers graduate brings an innovative participatory approach to his high school science classroom.

A Rutgers economist says income inequality is getting greater attention because the issue is affecting more groups in the country than ever before.

A living donation connects Rutgers’ alumni French horn players following a successful liver transplant.