Discouraged from pursuing science as a young student, Alyson Brooks earned a coveted Sloan Research Fellowship.
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Almost two of every three New Jerseyans favor passage of the “Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act” and believe assisted suicide is morally acceptable, according to a new Rutgers-Eagleton Poll.
The Institute on Ethnicity, Culture and the Modern Experience is now named to honor its founder, the late Dr. Clement Alexander Price.
Women in Media-Newark will hold its sixth annual International Film Festival March 24 – April 1 in celebration of Women’s History Month.
Rutgers University–Camden will become the central hub for interactive, online, and in-person discussions with leaders in the field of sustainable practice as it presents the free SustainableMondays lecture series through April 27.
When Stephen Orlofsky '74 learned that he was one of the 25 first-ever Lifetime Achievement Award winners selected by the New Jersey Law Journal, he thought they'd made a mistake. But even his humility isn't something the former federal judge, now a Blank Rome partner takes credit for. "I had no idea that I was even under consideration. My wife, whose main goal in life is to keep me humble, said I should demand a recount," he jests of Charlotte Gaal '74, who he met at Rutgers Law–Camden.
Princeton Professor Naomi Murakawa, who studies racial inequality in American politics and crime policy, discusses her new book on "Prison America" at Rutgers' annual Evangelides Lecture February 26.
A series of events at Rutgers University–Camden will celebrate women’s achievements throughout Women’s History Month in March.
More than half of the 25 attorneys to receive the first lifetime achievement awards are Rutgers law alumni or professors.
The Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts will present photographer Richard Ross’ unflinching images of juveniles in detention in a thought-provoking new exhibition, “Juvenile in Justice.” The display will run from March 8 to April 22 in the Stedman Gallery, in the Fine Arts Complex on the Rutgers University–Camden campus.
Victoria Lane is making a difference in people's lives as a patient advocate in a unique community health initiative and now plans to become a nurse.