This training event for educators and law enforcement officers will apply insights from homeland security initiatives to protect K-12 students from violence.
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Ziyodakhon Abdujabborova has made the most of every opportunity since her family immigrated to the United States from Uzbekistan seven years ago.
Following their medical education in New Jersey, Serena Friedman and Bob Simpson became successful physicians and wine manufacturers in Paso Robles, California, and still have not met.
Jacquelyn Dowd Hall spent 40 years documenting the history of the American South.
Women’s and Gender Studies students have earned a 2015 Margery Somers Foster Undergraduate Multimedia Award for a video they produced for the It Gets Better Project.
Gregory Pardlo says that had it not been for a poetry workshop he took during his first year, he might not be a poet at all.
In a nation where obesity is an epidemic, how are accommodations for obese individuals being met, particularly at destinations where overindulgence on sugary foods is core to the company’s business model?
This year’s Rutgers Law–Camden Hunter Moot Court Competition, a yearlong five-credit course that culminates with final arguments by two two-person teams, centered on the following issues: whether obesity qualifies as a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act; whether a candy-themed amusement park should modify its rides for patrons; and whether the treatment of an obese patron by a park employee renders the park liable for the tort of Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress. Not a good day at the fictitious Candied Adventures for imagined plaintiff Molly Kemery, who claimed she was publicly shamed for not being able to fit in the roller coaster car at the point of boarding by its attendant and subsequently humiliated on social media from other members of her high school reunion trip that witnessed the scene.
Rutgers Business School students launched an effort to help bring schools and sustainable education to kids in the developing world.
Graduating senior and LGBTQA advocate, Avatara Smith-Carrington created a web docu-series on what it means to be queer-identified.
Poll finds New Jersey voters are less likely than ever to apply positive personality and leadership traits to the governor.
Fellowships will fund research on community banking and "cosmopolitan" short stories.