A Rutgers public health student puts his acting skills into play to help people with mental illness and substance use disorders overcome anxiety and communicate more effectively.
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Before cute animal videos became a YouTube sensation, images of cats and dogs captivated audiences through the pages of children’s literature. A special exhibition at the Zimmerli Art Museum of more than 40 drawings features many award-winning artists with ties to New Jersey. Read our Q&A with the curator and watch our video.
Rutgers researchers say new study could help provide better therapies for devastating disease.
Perry N. Halkitis, the new dean of Rutgers School of Public Health, is cited for his scholarship and advocacy for gay men’s health.
About 2,600 students benefit across Rutgers benefit from the EOF program which aims to put the state’s low income students on a path to college.
To succeed in college, energy and brains are necessary. But they're not enough.
Those arriving at Rutgers this fall may have noticed significant changes at all locations, from the new Nursing and Science Building in Camden to an expanded Life Sciences Center at Rutgers-Newark and a revamped College Avenue in New Brunswick. Read the story.
MRI scans may offer a more accurate way to detect autism in girls.
Older men whose wives were breadwinners had poorer health.
As part of Rutgers’ “Scarlet and Black” initiative, the College Avenue Apartments have been renamed.
A Rutgers psychiatrist discusses how states can minimize the health risks to young people when considering marijuana legalization.
President Barchi calls on Congress to meet the Trump administration's challenge to enact DACA protections while pledging support for Rutgers students.