Nestled in one of Newark’s anchor institutions that proudly acknowledges being of Newark, not just in Newark, government officials, community leaders, activists, and students gathered to engage in productive dialogue about best law enforcement practices for Newark’s constituents.
Richard Lutz has been recognized by Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences for his contributions.
A new Rutgers study calls for an integrated approach to removing mobility barriers to independence.
The new e’zine serves up the latest foodie advice to a hungry college crowd and gives budding writers a chance to hone their craft.
As an assistant prosecutor for 25 years, Diane Marano witnessed the devastating effects of gun violence on the city’s youth.
The gift was announced during the launch of Rutgers 250 celebration Nov. 10.
Law enforcement works best, says Rod Brunson, when police work hard to distinguish between criminals and other residents.
RBS launches a new certification in Next-Generation Supply Chain Strategy.
John Keene is a writer of poetry and fiction, a professor of literature, creative writing and African American studies, a translator, and a painter.
An endowment will provide scholarships for law students and stipends for those engaged in public interest work.
The Presidential Gender Watch 2016 nonpartisan project tracks, analyzes and sheds light on gender dynamics in the election season.