The Rutgers Board of Governors approves two endowed chairs and three new graduate degree programs.
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Almost 60 percent of its residents think New Jersey is a good or excellent place to live but at the same time they recognize the state has weaknesses, too.
His invention helped win World War II.
Women are adept at balancing demands of being health-conscious consumers, politically engaged citizens and caring mothers.
Rutgers researchers provide insight into genes that can have beneficial health effects, like promoting tissue repair, or play a diabolical role and carry disease signals for cancer or neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.
Rutgers University-Newark’s Robin Gaby Fisher has spent her career writing about tragedy and resilience.
Express Newark project hailed as model of historic preservation during conference at RU-N.
The bright spot for Christie is his return to second place for the 2016 Republican nomination among New Jersey Republican and GOP-leaning voters.
Participants recount episodes of severe verbal and physical abuse that began in childhood.
Though Gov. Chris Christie has demanded that no Syrian refugees come to New Jersey, Garden Staters are evenly split on this issue, a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds.
For Shinelle Brown, 24, a secretary at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, it’s been tough balancing the holiday season’s growing price tag while raising her 3-year-old daughter,Sha’naja Hamilton. But this year, Rutgers’ Winter Wishes program has made the season a little less stressful. Winter Wishes, an initiative of Rutgers University Programming Association, provides presents for children in need in New Brunswick and the surrounding area. Read the story.