Mike Kiledjian had some crucial help in his journey from a first-generation immigrant uncertain about academics to a cell biologist working on the frontiers of human health.
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With its ability to analyze miniscule amounts of fluid, this Rutgers breakthrough could also promote central nervous system and joint research.
Photographer Jonathan Hyman took his camera on the road following the 9/11 attacks to document public art created throughout the country. Watch the video and read our story to see how he developed as an artist from his days at Rutgers.
"Once and Future Newark" includes new commentary by Clement Price
The vaccination rates in Newark are much lower than in the rest of the country.
Rutgers is opening modern residence halls, classrooms and labs to provide new academic opportunities for students and faculty.
Brenna Bry’s vision has been adopted by nearly 90 school districts nationwide – and has even made its way to Ireland.
New research suggests changes in the eye's retina may hold clues for treating people with schizophrenia.
Once teased and bullied, a Rutgers postdoc now devotes his scientific career to finding out how brain circuits affect behavior.
Evelyn M. Witkin, Waksman Institute of Microbiology, has been named a 2015 Lasker Award recipient.
A unique fellowship program at Rutgers Law School provides new members of the bar with $30,000 stipends – and lots of experience.
Rutgers' Rachel Hadas collaborates on a documentary about Stivenson Magloire, a prominent Haitian artist brutally murdered at 31.