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Nannie Helen Burroughs

Achievements

Professor's New Book Tells the Story of the Most Influential Black Woman You’ve Never Heard Of

Globe with a greenish tint with flora and fauna erupting from its surface

Research & Innovation

Report Urges Global Leaders to Address Environmental, Social and Economic Crises Comprehensively

A woman in therapy

Research & Innovation

Understanding How Racial Trauma Impacts Mental Health

Earth floating in space, a totally black background.

Research & Innovation

Life-bearing Water Arrived on Earth Later Rather Than Sooner

A cluster of trees in a rainforest

Achievements

Rising to a Global Challenge, Scientists Win Acclaim for Developing Ways to Measure Rainforest Biodiversity

person jogging along a horizon with the sun behind

Research & Innovation

Exercise Improves Brain Function, Possibly Reducing Dementia Risk

Kevin Corbett

Former NJ Transit Chief Joins Rutgers School of Engineering as Senior Fellow of Transportation Studies

image of outer space with blobs of orange and blue superimposed over a black background

Research & Innovation

This Tiny Galaxy Is Answering Some Big Questions

Rutgers graduate Nina Gohel attends Peking University in Beijing.

Student Success

Alumna Is Named Schwarzman Scholar to Study Global Affairs in China

Achievements

Three Schwarzman Scholars Mark Historic First for Rutgers

Two Rutgers alumni and one senior were named Schwarzman Scholars – one from each campus location in a historic first for the university.

A computer-generated image illustrating the activation of a T-Cell, a type of white blood cell key to fighting infection and that may fight cancer. The image is presented on the Protein Data Bank's "101" website in a primer on immunology and cancer.

Research & Innovation

As the Protein Data Bank Thrives, Its Funding Is Renewed at Increased Levels

Madeline Hettrick, who wrote and directed the short film “His New Girl,” stands in the hallway outside the Rutgers Filmmaking Center.

Student Success

She Shot a Short Film as a Sophomore. Now It’s Part of the New Jersey Film Festival.