A Rutgers emergency medicine expert says Paris and more potential violence demonstrate a need to educate first responders and specialists.
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The Rutgers Law Associates Fellowship Program was created to provide affordable legal representation to the community.
New director of Rutgers Center for Digital Filmmaking pushes cinematic boundaries in his own work.
A. Van Jordan is the sole winer of the 2015 Lannan Literary Award.
Ken Able's new book explores the historical narrative of the station and its value today for learning the secrets of ocean life.
Rutgers professor whose research was cited in Obama’s 2015 State of the Union says the time to seal historic deal is now.
On Dec. 8, Rutgers University – Newark, the Preservation Rightsizing Network, and others will a host a free public event to highlight innovation in Newark's urban development preservation.
Diagnosed with Crohn's disease as a teen, Chancellor Scholar Karen Edelblum leads research toward a cure.
The scholarships reflect the school’s belief that graduate study in art should be accessible to students from a diverse range of backgrounds.
Discovery could lead to more effective treatments and better contraceptives.
Johanna Schoen examines the experience of providing and having abortions after the Roe v. Wade decision of 1973.