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.
President Obama knows a lot of good scientists who tell him that human activity is changing the climate. Rutgers' Ben Horton is one of them.
The Center for Urban Research and Education (CURE) at Rutgers University–Camden will present an update on the significance and goals of its “Camden Neighborhood Change Study,” at noon Friday, Jan. 30.
A Rutgers respiratory therapist spends her vacations in Mexico and along the U.S. border as a health educator.
Come hear New Jersey's homeland security head discuss anti-terorism measures.
Once a teenage mother, Tara Balija believes that helping her patients means making certain that they receive the care they need despite their level of income.
The seven-and-a-half-year campaign surpassed its $1 billion goal by its formal close on Dec. 31, 2014.
Rutgers has successfully completed the largest and most comprehensive fundraising campaign in the university's nearly 250-year history, surpassing a $1 billion goal by almost 4 percent.
The Rutgers University–Camden Theater Program will kick off its spring 2015 lineup with a series of new plays in the annual Student-Directed One-Act Play Festival.
The Rutgers Geology Museum’s annual open house features general-interest presentations by scientists, a mineral sale and hands-on activities for children.
Rutgers School of Dental Medicine graduate Kendal Major is the third youngest speaker of the assembly in his country.
A drug used to treat Lou Gehrig's disease makes radiation more effective against melanoma that has metastasized to the brain.