Remembering the remarkable life of Paul Robeson, who graduated from Rutgers 100 years ago.
New Jersey’s Center on Gun Violence Research at Rutgers is created to address a public health issue.
Whether as a Rutgers track star, Kohl’s executive, or philanthropist, alumnus John Herma is an inspiration.
A prominent philanthropy enlists Rutgers in big push to train the youth of Greece for agricultural careers.
Getting that good job • Commencement 2019: New Brunswick and RBHS, Newark, and Camden • National titles for two Rutgers wrestlers • Sleepless in New Jersey • Drinking and DNA • Cooling images of summer
As a top human resources leader, alumna Cynthia H. Augustine knows what it takes to get that dream job.
The trail-blazing careers of two leaders at Rutgers–Camden who are indispensable role models.
Alumni Devin and Jason McCourty give the Rutgers–New Brunswick commencement address.
Dorothy Roberts delivers the keynote address at the Rutgers–Newark Commencement.
Students at Rutgers–New Brunswick are awarded prestigious national scholarships.
Rutgers and Botswana sign an agreement for the Botswana-Rutgers Knowledge Collaborative.
Alumnus Richard N. Weeks commits $10 million for scholarships to educate a generation of engineers.
Patrick Harker gives the keynote address for the Camden College of Arts and Sciences Commencement.
Susie Wilson pledges $1.3 million to Rutgers to support two important causes.
Prudential establishes scholarship program at Rutgers–Newark with $10 million gift.
Wrestlers Nick Suriano and Anthony Ashnault win national titles.
Rutgers–Newark women’s basketball team wins its first title in the New Jersey Athletic Conference.
Rutgers–Newark renames Alumni Field the Frederick Douglass Field to honor the abolitionist.
Honoring the unmatched winning records of women's basketball's C. Vivian Stringer and baseball's Fred Hill.
The R Big Ten Build fundraising campaign for Scarlet Knights student-athletes tops its goal.
Five alumnae who epitomized excellence in academics and athletics.
Lighting designer Donald Holder discusses his role with the hit musical comedy Tootsie.
Bloomberg Philanthropies gives Camden $1 million for a public art project.
The stunning aerial photography of alumnus Dinesh Boaz, who leans from helicopters for the shot.
Artistic Passion and Purpose is the newest addition to Express Newark, a hotbed of creativity.
The Zimmerli Art Museum features six artists and their interpretations of alumnus Paul Robeson.
Women and slavery ... How dorms shape students ... The good life for men over 50 ... Women and WW II spycraft.
Why the microbiome—the vast constellation of bodily bacteria—may hold the key to human health.
Rutgers study reveals the prevalence of this life-threatening condition—and what can be done.
Rutgers researchers publish the first scientific list of tick species confirmed in New Jersey.
Excessive alcohol consumption may alter DNA and lead to stronger cravings.
Eye2Eye, a new Rutgers hotline, will provide advice and hope for the legally blind.
Parents in single-parent homes spend more on children than themselves amid money woes.
Rutgers study reveals that nearly one-third of the state's adults have trouble sleeping.
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey gets a big grant and a prestigious redesignation.
Caffeine and another coffee compound may combat Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body dementia.
New Jersey Medical School gets the job of leading the Bergen County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Rutgers scientists engineer heart stem cells, raising the prospect of a self-healing heart.
Medical students learn of the residency programs where they will receive their medical training.
Rutgers gets grant to lead a team that will hasten clinical trials and help introduce new therapies.
Kimberlee Moran develops a forensic science degree program at Rutgers–Camden.
The Class of 1971 leads the effort to honor one of Rutgers’ most pioneering graduates.
A married alumni couple travel the world for vacations, thanks to their vocations in the airline industry.
Patrick Morrisey, West Virginia's attorney general, brings his conservatism to his job.
Meet the alumna who is completing a three-year trek across two continents.
The Rutgers Club of New York City is an invitation for alumni in the metropolitan area to get together.
Rebecca Bresnik is the lead attorney for NASA's International Space Station.
Quesia Raqib co-directs ABA Senegal, which provides therapy in Africa for children with autism.
Find out what's going on with the Rutgers University Alumni Association.
Message From the President: Rutgers is using metrics to ensure it stays on mission.
The State We're In: New Jersey's Center on Gun Violence Research tackles an American epidemic.
Letter From the Editor: Commencement 1919 and 2019—the differences and similarities.
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