Matthew Hill rekindled his childhood fascination with space after his Rutgers knowledge earned him a job working on spacecraft instruments.
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Joseph M. Rigby, chair, president and chief executive officer of Pepco Holdings Inc., was inducted into Rutgers Board of Governors.
Sandy J. Stewart, past chair of the Rutgers Board of Trustees and an alumnus of the university, was inducted into the Rutgers Board of Governors.
Increases are among lowest of peer major research universities across America, chair says.
Read about news and developments from the July 16 Rutgers Board of Governors meeting.
This year, incoming Rutgers University–Camden students enrolled in any of the writing program’s gateway and developmental English composition courses will read David Quammen’s timely text Ebola: The Natural and Human History of a Deadly Virus.
Rutgers research finds transportation is the lynchpin that connects disparate parts of daily living for veterans with disabilities.
Mason Gross alumna Shannon MacDowell designs an innovative life jacket to promote safety and cancer awareness.
Sea level could rise 20 feet, suggests a study of past sea level rise.
The "elevation-dependent warming" phenomenon has implications for tourism, in terms of shorter ski and whitewater rafting seasons, as well as forestry based on a new Rutgers study.
The pro bono and public interest initiatives underway at Rutgers law schools in Camden and Newark will expand their reach throughout the state with a $1 million investment to support future practitioners and those unable to afford legal services, thanks to Rutgers Law–Camden alumnus James Maida and his wife Sharon.