Rutgers eating behavior expert gives tips on maintaining a healthy lifestyle during the holidays.
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On the 100th anniversary of Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity, the physical makeup of his brain continues to intrigue the Rutgers professor who unearthed dozens of photographs of the brain believed lost and is now writing a book about it.
The Nov. 17 re-opening closed a 15-year chapter marked by uncertainty and signaled a new era of hope and inclusiveness.
A new Rutgers center will help New Jersey's vintners develop the best grape varieties and optimal conditions for growing them – along with the state's wine industry.
Rutgers provides graduate students, postdocs tools to combine science and politics.
The decades-old joint theater program is producing an intense drma about seeking a place to call home.
The Nov. 17 dedication cermony at 305 Cooper Street in Camden officially opened a new chapter at this historic structure.
Biomedical engineering student led team that built 3-D-printed prosthesis for preschooler.
The study found those who recently quit smoking are four times more likely to use e-cigarettes than current smokers.
Courtenay Cavanaugh, an assistant professor of psychology at Rutgers University–Camden, and fellow researchers examine the heterogeneity of adverse childhood experiences in a new study.
For more than a decade, Rutgers University-Newark’s Office of University-Community Partnerships has sponsored and launched programs that motivate and prepare young people to take charge of their lives boldly and confidently.