The Diocese of Metuchen responded to the ongoing attempt to sell the Lincoln Annex School to use the land to build Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital’s Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, according to a press release.
Last week, Rutgers announced that its website is getting a redesign.
Students afford the costs of Rutgers through parental support and their own efforts, but they say that Rutgers could provide better financial support for students.
The Rutgers American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Club hosted an event at Alexander Library on Friday titled, “The 2020 Supreme Court Docket: A Discussion.”
Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced Tuesday that his third state budget proposal includes $50 million in taxpayer money to fund a program called, “The Garden State Guarantee,” according to an article on NJ Advance Media.
While Juul is a type of electronic cigarette (e-cigarette), some high school students think otherwise, according to a recent Rutgers study.
With the Spring 2020 semester in full swing, students in the Class of 2020 are preparing for their graduation from the University in just a few months.
Dr. Kenneth Miller, distinguished professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, spoke at the Center for Environmental and Life Sciences at Montclair State University on Tuesday, according to an article from The Montclarion.
The New Brunswick Board of Education held a meeting on Tuesday to discuss Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital’s (RWJUH) plans to purchase the Lincoln Annex School to use the land for the construction of the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey.
A panel of leading experts discussed the correlation between migrant issues and climate change, as well as how the Green New Deal could impact both, on Tuesday’s event, “Migrant Justice is Climate Justice: A Series on the Green New Deal.”
A study recently published in the journal “Biointerphases” discussed the work of Rutgers Biomedical engineers in the development of their version of bio-ink, a substance made of living cells used in 3D printing.
Recent controversial issues in the film industry, such as the lack of female nominees for Best Director at the 92nd Academy Awards, or the sexual assault scandals surrounding Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby, have sparked conversation about gender issues in entertainment.
As part of the Rutgers Scarlet and Black Project, the University announced the release of a new book that discusses the story of the school’s first Black students and their treatment on campus, according to a University press release.
James Goydos, a former researcher and professor at the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, pleaded guilty after being accused of filming women in a hospital office bathroom among other crimes, according to an article form NJ Advance Media.
Brandon Park, part-time lecturer in the Department of Asian Languages and Cultures, has received the Literature Translation Institute (LTI) of Korea’s translation grant for Fall 2019, a first for faculty in Rutgers’ Department of Asian Languages and Cultures.
Researchers at Rutgers have created and conducted the first clinical trial for a robot designed to draw blood more effectively than humans, according to a recent University press release.
Shawna V. Hudson, professor and research division chief in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (RWJMS), has been selected to serve as a member of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicines Committee on Implementing High Quality Primary Care.
The Rutgers University Endowment Justice Collective (EJC) submitted a 10-page report to the Joint Committee on Investments (JCOI) earlier this month that details why they feel the University should divest in various industries.
Rutgers University—New Brunswick is one of the top ATI schools, according to a report from the American Talent Initiative (ATI), a program designed to admit 50,000 low- and middle-income students at successful colleges by 2025.
Jonathan Moreno, a University of Pennsylvania professor, discussed the topic of gene editing and bioethics as part of the Science and Politics Workshop on Feb. 21. The event was hosted by the Eagleton Institute of Politics.