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U. professor selected as faculty partner in CDC program

Elena Ragusa, an assistant professor of professional practice in the Department of Applied Psychology at the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology (GSAPP), was recently appointed as a faculty partner to evaluate the Healthcare-Associated Infections and Antimicrobial Resistance (HAI/AR) Education and Leadership Program (HELP), according to an Instagram post from GSAPP.Feb 28

Two cannabis dispensaries open near U. campus

Earlier this year, two recreational cannabis dispensaries opened in Downtown New Brunswick, marking the emergence of local cannabis companies after the city's endorsement of eight applicants in 2022.Nov 15

U. group working with state government to bolster mental health care

The Rutgers Center for Comprehensive School Mental Health (Rutgers-CCSMH) partnered with the New Jersey Department of Education to establish mental health systems in schools through the Enhancing School Mental Health Services Project, according to a press release.Sep 18

Human rights activists, U. community members call for release of jailed scholar in Azerbaijan

On July 23, Gubad Ibadoghlu, a former Rutgers postdoctoral professor, was detained in his home country of Azerbaijan, according to an article from Reuters. Aug 7

NJ First Lady Tammy Murphy visits U., speaks to public school teachers about climate education

On Thursday, First Lady of New Jersey Tammy Murphy spoke to middle and high school educators at the New Jersey Warming Climate: Climate Change Workshop held at the Rutgers University Inn and Conference Center on Cook campus. May 2 2023

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School receives $20 million for tuberculosis research

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (NJMS) recently received $20 million in funds from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to oversee research on the treatment and prevention of tuberculosis, according to an article from Patch.Apr 5 2023

School of Environmental and Biological Sciences hosts 10th annual Personal Bioblitz event

The annual Personal Bioblitz began on Wednesday at the Chrysler Herbarium and Mycological Collection at the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences.Mar 6 2023

U. professor receives Gifted Educator award

Partho Sengupta, a Henry Rutgers professor and Chief of the Division of Cardiology at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (RWJMS) and the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH), was recently awarded the title of "Gifted Educator" from the American College of Cardiology.Feb 10 2023

Mandate mayhem: Rutgers faces continuing litigation regarding its coronavirus vaccine mandate

Rutgers continues to face legal action against its campus-wide coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine mandate that allows for few exemptions.Feb 7 2023

Do different departments have disparities in funding? U. students discuss

Rutgers students share their opinions about the University's academic departments' differences in funding and how they can be resolved.Dec 6 2022

New research reveals orexin antagonists as potential therapy for drug addiction

In a recent study, Rutgers researchers observed that the use of insomnia medication and having a regulated sleep cycle could reduce addiction to drugs and abuse of other related substances.Nov 30 2022

Rutgers-led study develops treatment for UTIs, drug-resistant infections

A recent Rutgers-led international study has found a new combination of antibiotic treatments that are more effective in treating complicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) and fighting other infections that are commonly resistant to drugs, according to an article from Rutgers Today.Nov 9 2022

Ready, set, pitch: Fall 2022 Shark Tank Competition set for November 10

On November 10, the fall 2022 Shark Tank pitching competition will take place, during which teams will pitch a business proposal before a board of judges who will then evaluate them on their research and performance.Nov 2 2022

Teen drinking indirectly leads to physical consequences later in life, study says

A recent study has found that misusing alcohol as a teenager can indirectly lead to lasting physical consequences and reduced life satisfaction up to two decades later, according to its lead author, Angela Pascale, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Psychology at Virginia Commonwealth University.Oct 17 2022

U. community members reflect on accommodation services on campus amid National Disability Employment Awareness Month

The Office of Disability Services (ODS) at Rutgers implements a multitude of efforts to address the difficulties that people with disabilities encounter across campus. In recognition of October being National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), members of the University community commented on these initiatives.Oct 13 2022

U. cultural, social justice organizations share struggles, goals for upcoming year

Cultural and social justice organizations on campus face different challenges at Rutgers as the current political climate continues to evolve both nationally and internationally.Sep 26 2022

Class of 2026 looks forward to the fall semester

Through a series of Welcome Week programs including the new student convocation, Scarlet Carnivale on the Livingston campus, Scarlet Rec Fest and the Involvement Fair, Rutgers greeted first-year and transfer students from the Class of 2026. Sep 13 2022

Rutgers researchers create enzyme with artificial intelligence that can aid in treating spinal cord injuries

Rutgers researchers recently conducted a study where they utilized artificial intelligence to create a therapeutic enzyme that can be used for treating spinal cord injuries and enhancing tissue regeneration.Apr 28 2022

U. will participate in program with Gillette, TerraCycle to encourage recycling of razors on campus

Rutgers recently joined the Gillette University Razor Recycling program, which encourages students to recycle their used razor products for a chance to win prizes throughout the year in the program’s sweepstakes.Apr 14 2022

Relay for Life event will take place at U. to raise awareness for fighting cancer

The Rutgers chapter of Colleges Against Cancer will collaborate with the American Cancer Society (ACS) to hold their Relay for Life event this Sunday on Livingston campus from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.Apr 1 2022

Students discuss new U. finance website, budget plans

On Feb. 18, University President Jonathan Holloway delivered a budget address to the University Senate and announced the creation of a new website meant to make information about the University's finances more accessible to students, faculty and staff.Mar 3 2022