A New Brunswick music school helps special needs students achieve more than learning an instrument – it opens a world of opportunity.
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The one-of-a-kind vehicle could speed search-and-rescue missions, monitor oil spills and detect underwater mines.
Former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell will discuss, “What Are Our Choices in a Complex, Changing World?”as the 2015 Clifford P. Case Professor of Public Affairs at Rutgers.
Filmmaker and researcher Robert Emmons, associate director of the Digital Studies Center at Rutgers University–Camden, recommends his titles for great, underground Halloween horror flicks.
New Jerseyans are troubled by the state of the existing trans-Hudson rail tunnels.
David Mauillo is looking forward to Nov. 4, opening night, when he can finally see his work as both an educator and entertainer come together.
RUCDR Infinite Biologics is extending its services to researchers funded by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
Zakiya Qualls, a doctoral student at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, is recognized for her work on HIV prevention and vaccine development.
A new class brings Rutgers' anniversary alive by giving students a taste of what people ate over the last 250 years.
Increasing interest from students and demand for engineers in drone and other aviation technologies drove creation of the program, with first degrees slated for 2018.
The treatment of prisoners of war is the topic of a new book by a Rutgers political scientist.
A gas tax hike would cost the average driver about 50 cents more per day – or $180 annually.