Becoming a city council member has been Andrew Rodriguez’s goal since boyhood.
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A Rutgers alumna’s fast-growing company, ‘IAmElemental,’ gets applause from therapists, teachers, children and grandparents.
Rutgers' New Jersey Medical School is a test site for a first-of-its-kind study to determine whether infusing HIV-negative men with antibodies will prevent them from becoming infected.
Lisa Klein has been a pioneering professor and scientist, faculty union president and strong supporter of women and minorities.
Despite Hillary Clinton's historic run for president, progress for down-ballot women candidates is less evident, Rutgers' Center for American Women and Politics reports.
‘Rutgers Around the World’ explores the university’s global footprint on all seven continents.
A tiny garden built by New Jersey Medical School students on a vacant Newark lot is benefiting neighborhood residents unable to find affordable quality fruits and vegetables nearby.
Rutgers scientists forever changed the field of oceanography and our understanding of weather and marine life.
A Rutgers professor's new book delves into the lyrics for biblical underpinnings that span The Boss's canon.
Most New Jerseyans believe an education in the arts is essential for their children, but more than half do not participate in related activities that help to promote it, a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds.
In a new book – Taking Chances: The Coast after Hurricane Sandy – Rutgers and other experts explore the superstorm's catastrophic impacts and lessons learned.
Researchers find eating dropped food isn't a good idea because sometimes cross-contamination can occur instantaneously.