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Rutgers’ Laura Fabris to play key role in federal project to fight influenza virus.

Rutgers’ Joel Cantor explains the hurdles to a replacement plan and examines GOP proposals.

Grace Ibitamuno Obienu juggles three passions – medicine, community health and writing fiction.

Chelsie Riche, one of 36 U.S. scholars chosen, will follow her quest for equal access to education for all to the United Kingdom.

Did you know concrete is the largest emitter of carbon dioxide of any man-made chemical? Rutgers has developed a new concrete that not only produces less carbon – but absorbs it as well. Watch our video and read our story to learn more.

A Rutgers study finds toxic proteins doing harm to neighboring neurons. 

For the 100 million people who live within 3 feet of sea level in Southeast Asia, the news that sea level in their region fluctuated wildly more than 6,000 years ago is important.

Amber and Kevin Fitzpatrick, who met in a mess tent, are pursuing careers in medicine at Rutgers.

The board also renamed two other locations as recommended in the Scarlet and Black report.

Van Zandt and LGBTQ and HIV health care advocate Harvey J. Makadon will receive honorary degrees at the ceremony on May 14. 

Students, faculty and staff will celebrate with a wide range of cultural and educational activities, including screenings, performances and lectures.

Rutgers graduate student Cara Faillace and Professor Peter Morin studied evolution in models of invaded ecosystems.