Elizabeth Scannell-Desch served as a command nurse at the Pentagon.
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Ryan Brady teaches the art of creating comics as part of an art residency project through the Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts.
A research study by the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey examined the impact of a website intervention to discourage indoor tanning behavior.
Men, who die on average five years earlier than women, prefer male doctors, but are more honest with female doctors.
A Rutgers student raises funds for the Embrace Kids Foundation, which helped him keep his spirits up when he was diagnosed with cancer.
The program she created at Rutgers in 1958 – a community of nontraditional female students – lives on at Douglass Residential College in her name.
The State House in Trenton was a recent stop on the road for the Rutgers RevolUtionary monument marking the university's 250th anniversary.
Scientists at Rutgers and Stanford have created a new technology that could someday help treat Parkinson’s disease and other devastating brain-related conditions.
Though New Jerseyans think the state is not spending sufficient funds on road, highway and bridge maintenance, they oppose a gas tax hike, a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds
Sen. McConnell says the Senate will not consider any Supreme Court nominee President Obama sends it. The president has nominated someone anyway. What's that about?
The type of water in one’s home has a significant impact. Residents who use city water are more concerned than those with access to well water.
Drawing a free-form gesture on your smartphone may soon be the way you unlock it. A Rutgers study found that doodling to log in to smartphones is faster, easier to remember and harder to hack than using text and PIN passwords. Watch the video and read our story to learn more.