So, Where Are All the Spotted Lanternflies?

Rutgers entomologists explain what may have happened to the invasive species in New Jersey

Zimmerli Hosts Retrospective of Printmaking and Papermaking Center

"The Brodsky Center at Rutgers University: Three Decades, 1986-2017" runs from Sept. 13 through Dec. 22 at the New Brunswick art museum

New Baby Boutique for NICU Parents at Saint Peter's

New Brunswick Boutique Supports New Parents During Stressful Times

Robson Is Appointed Dean of Graduate Studies School

The professor and administrator also was named the inaugural associate vice provost for graduate education for Rutgers–New Brunswick

Meet the First Delta Scholar of Rutgers University, Casey Fortson

The Honors College student and junior spent part of his summer in Mississippi to witness health and social issues firsthand

DSNDP Volunteers participate in a nationwide cleanup drive in Somerset

Adopt-A-Road program in Somerset continues to be a part of Nationwide Cleanup Drives conducted by DSNDP across 17 states, 30 cities in US.

Tomlinson-Clarke Is Named Provost of Rutgers–New Brunswick

Chancellor Francine Conway appointed the acclaimed psychologist and professor to advance academic and faculty development

Back in Bangkok: Rutgers Professor Resumes Summer Class in Thailand

Following a pandemic pause, Mark Robson once again guides students through a public health-focused study abroad program in Southeast Asia

Conway Is Named Chancellor of Rutgers-New Brunswick

The promotion reflects Conway’s leadership of the New Brunswick campus and her vision that resulted in the Academic Master Plan

Antipsychotic Medication Prescriptions for Children Sharply Decline

Rutgers researchers find that the use of antipsychotics in children continues to decrease likely due to policies and education.

Easier Access to Opioid Painkillers May Reduce Opioid-Related Deaths

Treatment medications are too stigmatized, costly and racially prescribed to stem the surge in overdoses, Rutgers researchers find

Rutgers Faculty, Community College Students Tackle Food Insecurity

A social scientist and a graphic designer join forces with Hudson County Community College to create art and gather food stories

Summer Art Camp Is Back at the Zimmerli Beginning June 26

Whether crafting cartoons or recreating animals from the Chinese zodiac, the Rutgers art museum offers a variety of classes for children

Rutgers Docs Develop Best Practices for Next-Gen Surgical Robot

The new devices reduce recovery times. Innovative techniques may reduce them more.

Rutgers Appoints New Dean to Lead School of Health Professions

Educator and researcher Jeffrey DiGiovanni assumes the administrative role for Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences in the fall

Carteret Junior High School Wins Third Rutgers “Battle of the Bands”

Young musicians will play alongside the university’s marching band during the 2023 football season

Rutgers Tobacco Surveillance Center Will Give FDA Unprecedented Data

Researchers receive $18 million to provide real-time information about new tobacco products, marketing and usage

Rutgers Graduate Wins Fellowship to Study at Yenching Academy in China

Nina Gohel is receiving full funding to take part in a master’s degree program at the postgraduate college of Peking University

The 28th New Jersey International Film Festival Starts Friday

The event – set for Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from June 2 to June 11 – features both online and in-person screenings

Saint Peter’s Healthcare System Opens New Health and Wellness Center

State-of-the-Art Destination for Physical Rehabilitation Services and Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Care

Poli Sci Graduate Shares Women’s Art With the Instagram Crowd

Chantel Amissah spent the spring at the Rutgers art museum producing social media videos highlighting works by female artists

Genetic Risk Information May Help People Avoid Alcohol Addiction

Rutgers study finds that people informed of high genetic risk would plan to modify behavior

Saint Peter’s Family Health Center Hosts Cinco de Mayo Health Fair

Saint Peter’s Family Health Center partners with Unity Square and Elijah’s Promise in Connecting with the Community

Saint Peter’s University Hospital Announces Chair of Dept. of Surgery

Lindsay Grier Arthur, III Also Named Surgeon-in-Chief of The Children’s Hospital

NJ Medicaid Reforms Tied to Increased Use of Opioid Treatment

Rutgers study shows higher number of caregivers prescribing buprenorphine

Flaws in Using Source Reputation for Training Automatic Misinformation

A Rutgers study shows that article-level labeling is important to improve the detection of misinformation and ensure fairness of the process

Rutgers Manager Receives Dr. Zaneta Rago-Craft Award

Airelle Smith, assistant director for career advocacy and professional inclusion at the Office of Career Exploration and Success, is honored

Novel Antibiotic Succeeds in Trial Against Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia

Rutgers researcher leads test that validates a new weapon against antibiotic-resistant disease

Cuban Immigrant Follows in Her Family’s Footsteps With Dual Majors

Celín Hidalgo, who graduated from Rutgers–New Brunswick in May, found common ground in two seemingly distant academic fields

NJ residents participate in a nationwide cleanup drive in Somerset

Adopt-A-Road program in Somerset becomes a part of Nationwide Cleanup Drives conducted by DSNDP across 14 states and 23 cities in the US.

The COVID-19 Emergency Ends Today. What’s Next?

A Rutgers expert explains how we'll fight Covid going forward

Saint Peter’s University Hospital Makes Newsweek’s Best Maternity List

Recognition Achieved for Second Consecutive Year

First Large Study of “Profound” Autism Finds Rising Problem

A Rutgers researcher explains the condition and the importance of quantifying it

Novel Rutgers COVID Vaccine May Provide Long-Lasting Protection

Creators aim to partner with a pharmaceutical company to launch human trials

After a Walkabout, a Transfer Student Finds Her Footing in Physics

Brianna Romasky attended community college before moving to Australia, returning to the U.S. and enrolling at Rutgers–New Brunswick

NJ Program Expanded Mental Health Services During Pandemic

Out-of-state mental health providers aided thousands of people primarily through telehealth

Plastic Particles, Not Just Chemical Additives, Can Alter Sex Hormones

Rutgers study used a pioneering technique to deliver endocrine-disrupting aerosolized micro-nano-plastics to female lab rats

Rutgers Researcher Develops Mental Health App to Manage Distress

Based on research from professor Edward Selby, Storm/breaker aims to help users better cope with stressful situations

Study Explains How “Zombie” Cancer Cells Revive Themselves

One protein brings inactive colorectal cancers back to life, but drugs could block it, Rutgers researchers find

IED Wounds Can Leave Service Members Unable to Have Natural Children

Increasing exposure to bomb blasts has shifted injury patterns and left thousands with irreparable damage, according to a Rutgers study