News Archive | Rutgers–New Brunswick

This photograph features American educator William Elliot Griffis (center) with six of his students in Fukui, Japan, circa 1873.

Arts

Zimmerli Highlights University’s Historic Role in U.S.-Japan Exchange

a woman holding a phone for online therapy

Research & Innovation

Keeping the “Human” in Human Services

"At the twilight's last gleaming?" is a 2021 mixed media work by Hank Willis Thomas.

Arts

"LOVERULES" Shines the Spotlight on a Jersey-Born Artist and Activist

Man standing on a beach employs a ground based radar machine on the sand.

Research & Innovation

Damaging Coastal Storm Conditions Have Become Twice as Frequent at a New Jersey Beach Since 1979

A close-up of someone's legs below their knees. The person is tying one of his sneakers and has placed a bottle of green juice in front of him.

Research & Innovation

In Tests of Athletic Performance, Plant-Based Diets Hold Their Own

Zimmerli Mobile representatives Hanna Cherres (left) and Jessie Garcia interact with attendees during the Wash and Learn end-of-year celebration on June 9 outside the New Brunswick Public Schools office.

Community

Zimmerli Mobile Brings the University’s Art Museum to the Community

A large white-sand beach with waves lapping at the shore. A dune fence is in the foreground.

Research & Innovation

The Hidden Forces Shaping the Jersey Shore

A woman playing and teaching her baby

Research & Innovation

In the Nature-Versus-Nurture Debate, Intuition Is a Common Denominator

New Jersey flag

Research & Innovation

Most New Jerseyans Share Nation's Gloom on Economy, but Feel Better About Their Own Finances

Welcome to New Jersey sign

Research & Innovation

Say What You Will About New Jersey, but Most Residents Are Proud to Live Here

Members of the six-piece band Hanging Coats pose for the camera in a dark venue..

Campus Life

Fall Film Festival Includes a Concert by Two Bands of Rutgers Students

Geysers erupt in a moon-like landscape

Research & Innovation

How Ancient Red Algae Power Extreme Ecosystems – and Offer Clues to Life’s Evolution