The Center for Urban Research and Education (CURE) at Rutgers University–Camden will offer a free lecture detailing how mobilization for World War II transformed the Delaware Valley into a giant housing laboratory from 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4.
Brandi Blessett, an assistant professor of public policy and administration at Rutgers–Camden, serves as a program valuator for Renew Camden, a program that helps former incarcerated persons reintegrate back into society.
'Playa Bowls' won Rutgers Business School’s annual business plan competition and now serves up a variety of fruit bowls, juices and smoothies.
It’s the third year in a row that Rutgers has made the Campus Pride “best of the best” list.
The degree will serve a growing job sector. New Jersey forecasts an estimated 8,520 openings by 2022.
More than 75 percent of New Jerseyans are proud to call the Garden State home, a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds.
Rutgers professor Todd Wolfson thinks the stories of poor and working people should be told by them, not just about them.
Rutgers Law Clinical Faculty played a key role in a new law that eliminates harsh penalties.
New Jerseyans see these changes to the state’s voting system as mostly positive: 51 percent say they will help to increase voter turnout, while 30 percent say they will actually increase voter fraud.
Ronald Chen traveled this summer to Korea in service of a sport he loves.
Imagine 12 patients who need kidney transplants, but only six available kidneys. How would you choose the six recipients?
The Discovery Channel featured Rutgers marine scientist Thomas Grothues in a documentary in its annual Shark Week series.