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Scale and other cooking equipment from the Gilded age

Experts

Gilded Age Cookbook Highlights Lavish Period in American Culinary History

Disha Basu (MGSA ’24) majoring in design, interned over the summer with Macy's and was part of a team that won a design award for a gender-neutral clothing line.

Students

Rutgers Senior Helps Design Possible Gender-Neutral Clothing Line for Macy’s

Elizabeth Matto

Elizabeth C. Matto Named Director of the Eagleton Institute of Politics

Gay Men

Research & Innovation

Studies on Mobile Health Intervention Suggest Positive Impact for Black Same Gender–Loving Men

President Holloway in conversation with Rajiv “Raj” Vinnakota

President Holloway

Rutgers President Jonathan Holloway Teaches Course to Cultivate Engaged Citizens and Protect Democracy

Mo Sandu playing for the Falcons

Sports

Mohamed Sanu Set Records on the Football Field at Rutgers. Now He Is Changing Lives in West Africa.

"I Too Am America" is a 2022 oil painting by Alonzo Adams.

Campus Life

Zimmerli Exhibits Art of Rutgers Alum Alonzo Adams

brainwave printout

Health

Study Supports Widespread Use of Brain Research Probes in Epilepsy Patients

Electrodes that collect research data while locating seizure origins may spur better treatment for many brain conditions.

HOPE Clinic

Health

Rutgers and Quest Diagnostics Double Capacity at H.O.P.E. Clinic

Job Interview Autism

Research & Innovation

Bridging the Autism Service Cliff With Job Interview Training

The festival will feature the world premiere of "Breaking the Surface," an experimental dance film about climate change by John Evans and Ani Javian.

Campus Life

Fall 2023 New Jersey Film Festival Starts Friday

Victoria Abraira in her lab

Achievements

Researcher Who Studies the Sense of Touch Named Rita Allen Foundation Scholar