The Rutgers Geology Museum’s annual open house features general-interest presentations by scientists, a mineral sale and hands-on activities for children.
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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.
The color of blood and fire, red has long been synonymous with intense emotions, such as love, passion, desire, strength, and vitality.
A child of Cuban immigrants believes that ending our country's embargo against that nation would be a step in the right direction to help the 11 million citizens on the island.
Jazz legend Charles Mingus died of complications from ALS in 1979. But thanks to the tenacity of his widow, Sue Mingus, it seems as if the endlessly innovative bassist, composer, band leader, and political activist never left the stage.
A Rutgers alumna who heads up project outreach makes a case for why it’s necessary.
He is a nationally recognized researcher in the fields of health disparities and nicotine addiction in minority populations.
With restrictions overturned, New Jersey fishermen expect a 15-fold increase from a decade ago.
A Rutgers and Harvard study offers clues to a longstanding climate change puzzle.
Students interested in criminal law practice will benefit from broad exposure to related issues and practical experience in the field.
There's much ado about live theater from the Rutgers/ NJIT Theatre Program.