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Research and study grant recipients are doing work in the humanities, life sciences, political science and oceanography.
A Rutgers professor examines how this growing trend relates to work, family and gender roles.
Despite the appointment of an emergency management team to help solve Atlantic City’s financial woes, most New Jerseyans call the resort's future dim, a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds.
Stacey Patton runs a nonprofit to help African-American famlies find alternatives to hitting as a means of discipline.
Voters for the Academy Awards are 90 percent white and 76 percent male. How does the news media deal with that?
Hot the on heels of last year’s success, Rutgers University–Camden will host the second annual Camden Comic Con from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 7.
Fifty-four percent of New Jerseyans continue to oppose a gas tax increase, but giving respondents some context when asked their position, softens opposition, a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds.
A new book by a Rutgers pediatric urologist applies a decade of research to a seldom studied childhood milestone.
A Rutgers study finds more evidence of a link between the wavy jet stream and extreme weather.
Research on a rare form of periodontal disease can help prevent tooth and bone loss and shed light on gastrointestinal diseases.