Zahra Ali’s Iraqi heritage has been a major influence in her life. As her interest in feminism and Muslim women grew she moved from France to Iraq to study women’s political activism, which became the basis for her upcoming book. Read the latest in a series profiling new faculty across the university to learn more about Ali, a professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Rutgers-Newark.
He has successfully navigated Wall Street and international diplomacy, but can Phil Murphy avoid running aground in Trenton?
Last year, Rutgers' Hébert Peck was up for an Oscar. This year, the James Baldwin documentary he helped produce, "I Am Not Your Negro," is poised for its nationwide PBS premiere on Martin Luther King Day, Jan. 15, at 9 p.m. Both honors, he said, are thrilling.
Radiation oncologist trades academic approach for plain-spoken one in Cancer: What You Need To Know
Rutgers School of Dental Medicine alumnus Larry Dobrin, who is also on the faculty, teaches health care professionals how to recognize physical trauma in pediatric patients and how to report It.
The Rutgers Food Innovation Center recently launched the Food Business Innovation Network, or FoodBIN, a global food incubator network, to foster collaboration and share resources with similar organizations around the world. Find out how Rutgers is working to turn New Jersey into the Silicon Valley of the food industry.
Opioid painkillers are prescribed widely in New Jersey and many families hold onto the drugs after their prescribed use, according to a new poll by the Rutgers Center for State Health Policy.
