James Tepper, of Rutgers-Newark's Center for Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience, co-authored a study with other Rutgers scientists on brain sensory signals which could lead to new treatments for Parkinson's disease and psychiatric disorders.
Studies conducted in Nan Gao's Rutgers-Newark lab uncovered a crucial link between brain and gut stem cells, which paves the way for better detection and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases and colorectal cancers.
Watch highlights from the New Jersey Social Entrepreneur Summit hosted by Rutgers Business School. Sessions ranged from legal issues to consider for the right business structure of a social enterprise to the importance of storytelling to achieve social justice.
SASN History Professor Melissa Cooper received a prestigious Andrew Carnegie Fellowship to support her research which
examines the ideas that shaped interpretations of black suffering in South Carolina’s Low Country from the 1920s to 1970s.
GSN Ph.D. Student Mikhail Solovyev won a U.S. Dept. of Energy research award. He will spend the next year at Argonne National Lab working on a first-of-its-kind analysis that may help develop materials used for energy production and storage.
Congratulations to Jessica Ware for winning a 2019 Leader in Faculty Diversity Award, and Alexander Gates and Lt. Jamie Hendrix on winning Clement A. Price Human Dignity Awards from Rutgers University's Committee to Advance Our Common Purposes.
The Scarlet Raiders recently picked up several New Jersey Athletic Conference honors. John Klimowich was named Player of the Week. Jackie Lara picked up another Rookie Pitcher of the Week award while Chaheen Payne and Jeremiah Richardson earned Field and Rookie Track Athlete of the Week.
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In this month's Student Spotlight, two-time Student Governing Association President Sabrina
Ahmed gives us a glimpse into her busy schedule including class, athletics, leadership, and community service.
Rutgers-Newark Alumna Coco Kim, who worked as a graphic designer for three years before pursuing her passion for cooking, made her TV debut on Food Network’s culinary competition “Chopped.”
Don't miss a special screening of "95 And 6 To Go" by award-winning filmmaker and ACM Associate Professor Kimi Takesue. The screening at Express Newark will be followed by a discussion with Price Institute Director Jack Tchen.
RU-N students! Help manage the stress of finals with DeStress Fest, a series of free events during the last two weeks of the semester. Activities vary from massages and pet therapy to yoga and refresher stations.
The list is out for RU-N's 2019 Restaurant Week with discounts of up to 20% at area restaurants. Don't forget to sign up for HR Professional Development classes for faculty and staff.
If you missed "Agitate! The Legacy of Frederick Douglass and Abolition in Newark" celebration, click here for highlights, photos, videos, media coverage, and more.
Thousands of people came out for a day of fun and learning at Rutgers Day-Newark 2019. Click here for highlights of Rutgers Day at all three campuses.
Rutgers-Newark has many events and programs throughout the academic year that you do not want to miss. Stay in the know, and submit your event, by visiting the Rutgers-Newark events calendar!
