Rutgers' collection of rare books by John Milton is open to the public and contains many surprises – including annotations by famous writers and possibly Milton himself.
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Rutgers behavioral health experts help educators spot warning signs for suicide in students as young as elementary school in a new training program.
When the American Civil Liberties Union decided to document the momentous years since 9/11, they turned to the professionals at the Rutgers Oral History Archives.
Good communication skills are just as vital to patient care and can play a critical role in health outcomes.
Rutgers School of Dental Medicine's Daniel Kadouri tackles one of the greatest threats to global health.
A new book by a Rutgers professor explores what community means, how trust has declined and how it can be reconstructed.
The Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts will present a series of free public arts and cultural activities for children of all ages throughout the summer on the Rutgers University–Camden campus.
Rutgers University-Newark School of Public Affairs and Administration is hosting a Creative Placemaking Knowledge Exchange.
A groundbreaking study shows the influence of romantic relationships on eating habits for same-sex couples.
Continuing a summer tradition, a group of southern New Jersey teenagers will prepare for the rigors of college while living and studying at Rutgers University–Camden.
Rutgers University–Newark legal, business scholars can provide expert insights on upcoming u.s. supreme court decisions.