It is one of the first endowed chairs in the country that will specifically focus on developmental cognitive neuroscience.
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Students, faculty and staff will celebrate Black History Month 2015 with a wide range of cultural and educational activities.
Rutgers seeks an executive director for the Institute of Jazz Studies.
Teaching in New Orleans inspired Gyneth's O'Neill's career helping others to navigate the system.
Join the conversation at RU-N on Monday, Feb. 2, with Sen. Booker.
A Rutgers graduate has written what is believed to be the first book focusing exclusively on workplace murder.
Princeton University’s William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Politics Keith Whittington will serve as the featured speaker during the 26th Annual State Constitutional Law Lecture at Rutgers University–Camden.
Sponsored the Rutgers School of Law–Camden, the Rutgers University Law Review, and the Rutgers–Camden Center for State Constitutional Studies, the talk, titled “The New Deal in State Constitutional Law: The Case of New Jersey,” will take place at 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 26.
A Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey expert weighs in on the future of precision medicine.
A Rutgers study suggests that pregnant women and young children are more susceptible.
Journalist Mark Schapiro will discuss his investigation into the economic disruption caused by climate change.
Ethan Andersen helps move the dialogue forward as a field organizer for Compassion & Choices.
Charlotte Markey, a professor of psychology at Rutgers University–Camden, has helped to develop the innovative new SmartenFit app, an easy-to-use tool to help individuals navigate a path toward sustainable health, as a companion to her new book, Smart People Don’t Diet.