Tashni-Ann Dubroy, both research scientist and entrepreneur, rose from chemistry professor to president of one of the oldest historically black universities in the southern United States.
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The Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts aims to connect approximately 2,000 New Jerseyans to the book To Kill a Mockingbird.
Henryk Iwaniec says prime numbers are "beautiful, elegant and mysterious" at the same time.
Matthew Valentine, a Rutgers senior with cerebral palsy, switched to allied health from premed to be closer to the patients.
Researchers at five universities, including Rutgers, compared storm models from prehistoric to modern eras and found a dramatic increase in major storm occurrence.
Young families celebrate Rutgers University-New Brunswick Homecoming on the lawn of the president’s home.
The new facility expands honors education as the university prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary.
The Military Mom2Mom helpline provides a peer-support lifeline to New Jersey military families.
Best known for creating large-scale, cut-paper black-and-white tableaus depicting the horrors of slavery, the visual artist arrives on campus last month.
Rutgers medical students bring eggs and human skulls into the classroom to show what could happen in a bike accident.
Rutgers alumnus Gus Sarkos devotes his career to fire-safety improvements on airplanes, giving passengers precious extra time to escape crashes.