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A Rutgers infectious diseases expert discusses the myths and realities of the measles outbreak and the vaccine gap that has put certain adults at risk.
Rutgers' Committee on Insitutional Cooperation membership provides new opportunities to collaborate on research and academic programming with other member schools.
Research that will help to fight soil-borne pathogens that infect canola plants is taking root at Rutgers University–Camden.
A new initiative by a Rutgers University–Camden nursing professor seeks to bring the needs of Camden families to light and to provide them with health education and outreach programs.
Just talking about baseball promises the nearness of spring. But, before professional teams can play ball, another high-stakes “game” must be played: salary arbitration.
A team of Rutgers Law–Camden students stepped up to compete with more than 100 participants from law schools across the country in the Tulane University Law School’s National Baseball Arbitration Competition in New Orleans last week.
Mark A. Angelson joins the board as a public governor.
The Richard Weeks Hall of Engineering will be the flagship building for the Rutgers School of Engineering and gateway building to the Busch Campus.
Students, faculty and staff will celebrate Black History Month 2015 with a wide range of cultural and educational activities.
Anna Marie Gewirtz is leading the effort to find sources of support that can turn ideas into realities.
Driven by their own initiative and supportive faculty, two New Jersey Medical School students recently participated in an international surgical mission to Haiti, performing medical tasks they have not yet executed at home.
The building’s name will honor an alumnus and chariman of a leading marine and construction firm.