A new Rutgers report details the problems facing municipal officials as they try to maximize the benefits of technology for their communities and constituents while limiting risk in such critical areas as cybersecurity, law, operations, finance, even reputation.
Almost half of New Jerseyans do not care how they are greeted for the holidays by merchants, according to the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll.
Winter Session students at the School of Management and Labor Relations learn the benefits of give-and-take bargaining in a popular course that teaches an everyday essential.
When Jasmine Lin started college she was ready to hang up her skates as a competitor but wasn’t ready to lose the camaraderie.
Rutgers University-Newark will make college more affordable for many students through a new financial aid program.
New Jerseyans think polls matter and are important in influencing policymaking.
John Keene's 13 novellas and short stories center on the African diaspora following the introduction of the slave trade to the Americas into modernity.
Brian Strom, chancellor of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, is leading an Institute of Medicine committee studying whether the disease can be eliminated.
Gerald Grob explored the history of mental illness.
Rutgers Business School's new research initiative seeks to advance accounting profession with use of technology and electronic information.
The Rutgers Board of Governors announced Professor Richard Lathrop Jr. as the inaugural holder of the endowed Johnson Family Chair in Water Resources and Watershed Ecology.
Theodore Sider, a renowned metaphysical philosopher, is the first holder of the Andrew W. Mellon Chair in Philosophy at Rutgers University.