The event, hosted by Rutgers and the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy, takes place Wednesday, June 3, at the Rutgers School of Law.
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No matter how bad a day Ronald Hogas was having – and there were many bad days during nearly five years of leukemia treatments – he always was up for seeing “the boys.”
The Janssen Pharmaceutical gift broadens a strategic collaboration with the School of Engineering.
Data reveals wavy jet stream patterns, linked to extreme weather events, are becoming more frequent.
Over the past two decades, the International Film Festival has introduced audiences to hundreds of films not seen elsewhere and hosted renowned filmmakers.
The annual Mallery Concert Series will offer a wide range of free lunchtime performances throughout the summer.
A survivor of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma turned his passion for cycling into an annual charity ride to support innovative clinical trials at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey.
Palis is internationally recognized for his research in algorithms and parallel and distributed computing.
Ashley Nickels, a Ph.D. candidate in Rutgers University–Camden’s public affairs-community development program, coordinated and serves as a guest editor and contributing author for a symposium on community development in the spring 2015 issue of the Journal of Public Affairs Education.
Howard Gillette, a professor emeritus of history at Rutgers University–Camden, will talk about his engaging new book, Class Divide, Yale ’64 and the Conflicted Legacy of the Sixties, at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 6, at Barnes and Noble bookstore, located at 200 West Route 70 in Marlton.
Rutgers’ Marc Gartenberg leads a summer laboratory where top geneticists learn what yeast can reveal about human genetics.
A fellowship to Rutgers helped Ioanna Tsoulou escape the financial crisis in Greece and pursue her desire to create inclusive cities.