Paul Lisicky, an assistant professor of English at Rutgers University–Camden, has been named a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation fellow for general nonfiction.
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Rutgers University-New Brunswick will award honorary doctorates to astronomer S. Jocelyn Bell Burnell, discoverer of the first pulsars, and Peace Corps founding organizer and PBS mainstay Bill Moyers, the keynote speaker, at commencement on May 15.
The Board of Governors names Bill Moyers as Rutgers-New Brunswick's 250th Anniversary commencement speaker, plus commencement honorees in Camden and two new endowed chairs.
President Robert Barchi will host a series of 250th anniversary symposia that examines contemporary challenges facing American higher education.
Amanda Alcantara is part of a team that created a space for Dominican-born Americans who want to share and explore their dual identities.
Stephen Lyman runs the Seafarer’s International Center while studying for his master’s degree at Rutgers’ School of Public Affairs and Administration.
After sponsoring a $100,000 home in Plainfield, Rutgers students are raising $50,000 for a barrier-free home so a 2-year-old boy can finally live with his family.
The university will host a lecture on April 6 by the 'Ebony and Ivy' author on academia’s historical connections to slavery and racism.
Hardcore and novice comic-book fans alike will unite at Rutgers University–Camden for the third annual Camden Comic Con, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, April 9.
Rutgers scientists identifed a protein causing damage and serious illness.
In a new book, a Rutgers anthropologist tracks a worldwide trend in one Latin American city.