The very chemical in chili peppers that sets one's mouth on fire has become a popular pain reliver.
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Fellowships will fund research on community banking and "cosmopolitan" short stories.
Regina Belle, famed for song in Aladdin, will perform at the inaugural School of Arts and Sciences Convocation.
More than 500 student posters will be exhibited April 24 at the Livingston Student Center.
What do Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston, Frank Sinatra and Paul Simon have in common? Students in a Rutgers Byrne Seminar are exploring New Jersey’s music roots while working to preserve songs stored in the Special Collections and University Archives that were written about the state generations ago. Read the story.
The Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers' Eagleton Institute of Politics will track women candidates in 2016 elections, from state legislatures to the White House.
The fund would help students who lose financial support for school when they need it most.
Rutgers' only equine professor emeritus lived a distinguished life, full of adventure.
Family members may not realize the kinds of medications their loved ones in nursing homes are receiving.
Volunteers will beautify both the campus and the Newark community on April 20 and 22.
As Gov. Chris Christie prepares to host town hall events in New Hampshire, scene of the first 2016 presidential primary, an increasing number of New Jersey registered voters think Christie would not make a good president, the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds.
Rutgers–Camden students Nyuma Waggeh and Kadeem Pratt have been named scholars in the highly competitive Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program.