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Rutgers graduate Evan Charles Keeton takes in the cherry blossoms at the Alishan National Forest Recreation Area in Taiwan.

Student Experience

In Taiwan, a Fulbright Recipient Develops Lessons, Studies Mandarin and Takes Dance Classes

a group of students sitting on a couch in a wellness room

Health & Wellness

Graduate Students Turn a Storage Room Into a Place to Recharge

3 students with a backdrop of the ocean

Student Success

Marine Science Students Turn Class Papers Into Published Research

Man in green shirt at his desk

Research & Innovation

What 35 Years of Watching New Jersey’s Climate Reveals

Two men set up a weather station on the Rutgers Livingston Campus

Research & Innovation

Rutgers-Trained Scientist and NOAA Researcher Is Named State Climatologist

a woman smiling for a photo in a classroom

Faculty Excellence

Graduate School of Education Professor Is Named Co-Editor of Premier Journal

Europa, one of Jupiter's moon is white with brown stripes against a black background

Research & Innovation

Why Europa’s Hidden Ocean May Be More Difficult to Reach Than Scientists Thought

Research vessel facing the camera head on, with bow in front.

Research & Innovation

Inside a 25-Day Ocean Science Mission

two researchers from rutgers posing for a portrait

Research & Innovation

Two Researchers Earn Pew Honors for Their Work in Neuroscience

In the News

We’re Getting America’s Children Hooked on Gambling

The New York Times

New AI tools aim to help boaters at the Jersey Shore avoid endangered whales

NBC 10 Philadelphia

Rats and Mice in Northeastern U.S. May Be Evolving Resistance to Common Rodenticides, New Study Warns

People

Gambling disorder diagnoses spike in states that legalized sports betting, study shows

NBC News

LEO's back! Ocean observatory site outside Little Egg Inlet re-started

Asbury Park Press

How Rutgers used science to turn hazelnuts into NJ moneymaker

Asbury Park Press

How Trump deportation policies are crushing the lives of NJ teens

NJ Spotlight

It’s America’s 250th and these Rutgers events show how you can help protect democracy

The Star-Ledger

More News Highlights

Here for Good campaign map pinpointing various areas of the state of New Jersey where work is being done to benefit the people of the state

State University, Statewide Impact

Discover how we’re making positive change across New Jersey, from the peaks of Highpoint to the shores of Cape May and everywhere in between.

Explore the Map

Learn From the Experts

(l. to r.) Kristin O’Brassill-Kulfan, Assistant Professor of History and Director of Public History and Linda Caldwell Epps (DC ’73), a prominent alumna and member of the Board of Trustees, are co-chairing the state's commemoration for the nation's 250th anniversary.

Research & Innovation

Rutgers Alumna and Historian Are Shaping New Jersey’s Commemoration of America’s 250th

Photos of Rutgers eight AAAS Fellows

Faculty Excellence

Eight Researchers Named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

Rutgers faculty are among nearly 500 scientists, engineers and innovators recognized for their achievements.

Professor James Simon Teaching at Hort Farm 2

Faculty Excellence

James Simon, Who Helped Save the World’s Basil, Receives Highest Honor for His Work

Messages to the Community

Read the latest announcements to the Rutgers–New Brunswick community from Chancellor Francine Conway and university leaders.

Chancellor Communications