The story of women composers over the centuries of classical music history is only beginning to be known. But going as far back as 12th century composer Hildegard von Bingen, women have been writing great music, yet much of their work has only recently been discovered and performed.
Students in Newark and New Brunswick channel an interest in real estate into thriving clubs.
Members of Rutgers’ Class of 2015 are eligible to receive up to two free commencement parking passes for themselves and guests, but only if they register online at commencement.rutgers.edu through April 19.
About 70 percent of Rutgers social work students eventually go into supervision and management.
Rutgers historian Seth Koven explores the lives of two British women and their radical vision.
After two years of sorting through video performances of the dancer for the the New York Public Library's media catalogue, Tara D. Kelley met the man.
The university is one of eight Intelligence Community Centers of Academic Excellence nationwide.
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School offers classes for medical students to teach future physicians cooking and nutrition basics.
Michael Hayes, an assistant professor of public policy and administration at Rutgers–Camden, digs into current tax policy and related issues in an informative Q & A.
Marlene Veloso remembers struggling to read as a child. Today, the Rutgers alumna is an award-winning writer and literacy advocate for inner-city children.
Ioana Latu, an assistant professor of psychology at Rutgers–Camden, teams with researchers Marianne Schmid Mast and Tracie Stewart in an eye-opening new study examining the roles of interviewers’ and applicants’ implicit and explicit stereotypes in predicting women’s job interview outcomes. The researchers document their findings in the forthcoming issue of Psychology of Women Quarterly
At 28, Ragner Jaeger '14, an attorney with Garcia-Watts Law, LLC, was the youngest lawyer invited last month, through the Hispanic Bar Association of New Jersey, to the White House Policy Briefing for Dominican Americans.