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Murphy announces $49 million to renovate New Brunswick train station

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) recently announced that $49 million in New Jersey’s budget will be used to renovate the New Brunswick train station, according to an article by NJ Advance Media.23 hours ago

U. will remove mask requirement for indoor learning spaces starting October 1

As of October 1, face coverings will no longer be required in libraries and indoor teaching spaces, according to a University-wide email alert.1 day ago

This year's flu season likely to be worse than last year's, expert says

Mask mandates and social distancing resulted in last year’s flu season being milder than those before the pandemic, but the lifting of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) safety restrictions may cause the number of flu cases to increase this year, according to a press release.Sep 20

Rutgers ranks in top 20 public universities nationwide

U.S. News & World Report released its 2022-2023 Best Colleges rankings yesterday which showed that Rutgers—New Brunswick ranks in the nation’s top 20 public universities, according to a press release.Sep 13

Murphy announces new legislation to combat food insecurity for middle-income, working-class families

On Friday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) signed two bills that will address food insecurity for students in New Jersey, according to a press release.Sep 12

NBPD investigates robbery incident near Easton Avenue, Prosper Street

The New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) is currently investigating a robbery that reportedly took place yesterday at approximately 2:30 AM, according to a University-wide email alert.Sep 8

Special report: Enrollment rates drop drastically at Camden, Newark campuses

Enrollment data released from University President Jonathan Holloway’s office revealed that first-year enrollment for the upcoming school year sharply decreased in Rutgers’ Camden and Newark campuses.Sep 8

Biden announces new nominees to represent US at UN General Assembly

President Joseph R. Biden Jr. announced yesterday that he would nominate several individuals to leadership positions in his administration, according to a press release.Sep 7

Second coronavirus disease booster vaccination now available for eligible individuals, Murphy says

Eligible individuals who are older than 12 years old are now able to obtain a second coronavirus disease (COVID-19) booster vaccination, according to a press release from Gov. Phil Murphy’s (D-N.J.) office.Sep 6

Honest advice for maintaining your mental health during college

As September approaches, a loaded schedule full of classes, extracurriculars, hobbies and socializing looms on the horizon for many college students. To be honest, it's pretty overwhelming, especially with Rutgers being as large as it is and the sheer amount of newness that comes along with the college experience. If you start to struggle, it's important to remember that you are not alone, and things can get better with a little bit of planning and determination.Aug 27

Rutgers Athletics spends more than $450,000 on DoorDash in past year, ongoing reporting finds

Ongoing investigations by the Bergen Record continue to look into the use of funds by the Rutgers Athletics Department, according to an article by Patch.Aug 20

Rutgers professor appointed as chair of FDA Tobacco Products Scientific Advisory Committee

Cristine Delnevo, a professor in the Department of Health Behavior, Society and Policy, has been appointed chairperson of a committee under the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), according to an article from Patch.Aug 11

House passes Respect for Marriage Act to protect rights for same-sex couples

Yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation to recognize same-sex marriages at the federal level, according to an article by The New York Times.Jul 21

U. selects writer, educator Roxane Gay as Gloria Steinem Endowed Chair

The University recently announced that internationally known writer, editor and educator Roxane Gay has been selected as the Gloria Steinem Endowed Chair in Media, Culture and Feminist Studies, according to a press release.Jun 23

New U. policy will ban all tobacco use starting January 2023, Holloway says

University President Jonathan Holloway announced yesterday that the University will prohibit the use of tobacco on all campuses beginning January 2023.Jun 1

David Remnick speaks to Class of 2022 graduates at in-person commencement ceremony

David Remnick, a journalist, author and editor of The New Yorker, spoke to graduates from the Class of 2022 on May 15 at the Rutgers—New Brunswick commencement ceremony at SHI Stadium on Busch campus in addition to other members of the Rutgers community.May 24

RUSA disqualifies candidates from elections due to rule violations

On March 28, the Rutgers University Student Assembly opened voting for students to elect representatives to the Assembly’s 16th session.Apr 28

U. investigates harassment of Jewish students at Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity on Friday

The University has recently received multiple reports regarding the harassment of Jewish students at the Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) fraternity, according to a University-wide email alert.Apr 26

Rutgers honors late professor Cheryl Wall during memorial service on Saturday

On Saturday, Rutgers held a memorial service for Cheryl Wall, the Board of Governors Zora Neale Hurston Professor of English, at Voorhees Chapel on Douglass campus.Apr 26

NPBD investigates aggravated assault involving paintball gun

The New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) is currently investigating the discharge of a paintball gun during an aggravated assault, according to a University-wide email alert.Apr 20

RUPD investigates robbery on Bishop Place near College Avenue

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is currently investigating a robbery that reportedly occurred on Sunday at approximately 8:45 p.m., according to a University-wide email alert.Apr 19

Office of Information Technology reports ongoing phishing email scam attacking Rutgers users

Yesterday, the Rutgers Office of Information Technology alerted members of the community of an ongoing phishing email scam via a University-wide email alert.Apr 15

RUPD investigates another vehicle theft from Livingston campus

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is currently investigating the theft of a motor vehicle from Livingston campus, according to a University-wide email alert.Apr 15

Johnson Park Animal Haven closes, animals to be relocated to sanctuaries

Middlesex County announced yesterday that the Johnson Park Animal Haven will close and relocate animals to zoos, sanctuaries and other locations nearby, according to an article from MyCentralJersey.Apr 13

Second coronavirus booster shot now available for those older than 50, immunocompromised individuals

The University is now offering second booster doses of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine on all three campuses to eligible students and community members, according to a University-wide email alert.Apr 6

New Brunswick to participate in new state campaign to combat distracted driving, NBPD says

In April, the New Brunswick Police Department will be enforcing consequences on individuals who engage in dangerous behavior while driving as part of the state’s new “UDrive. UText. UPay.” campaign, according to a press release.Mar 29

Piscataway Police Chief Thomas Mosier faces 2nd lawsuit for charges of harassment, discrimination

On March 10, a female lieutenant in the Piscataway Police Department filed a lawsuit against Police Chief Thomas Mosier, according to an article by MyCentralJersey.Mar 22

New bulletin directs financial institutions to follow Murphy's recent order imposing sanctions on Russia, Belarus

On Thursday, the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI) directed financial institutions to comply with Executive Order No. 291 from Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.), which imposes sanctions on Russia and Belarus, according to a press release.Mar 21

Masks no longer required in some public spaces, U. says

The University announced yesterday that changes would be made to its coronavirus disease (COVID-19) operating protocols as a result of the recent improvement of public health statistics, according to a University-wide email.Mar 11

Two U. organizations hold anti-war rally in solidarity with Ukraine amid current global crisis

Members of the Rutgers Ukrainian Students Club and RU Progressive held a rally yesterday near Brower Commons on the College Avenue campus between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to protest the war in Ukraine.Mar 11

RUPD arrests perpetrator for burglary at Douglass University Post Office

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) has arrested the perpetrator of a burglary that took place at the Douglass University Post Office at 57 Lipman Drive at approximately 12:30 a.m. yesterday, according to a University-wide email alert.Mar 9

NBPD investigates 3 separate robberies in New Brunswick

The New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) is currently investigating three different robberies which all reportedly yesterday occurred in New Brunswick, according to a University-wide email alert.Mar 4

RUPD investigates theft of motor vehicle on Livingston campus, arrests 1 of 3 perpetrators

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is currently investigating a motor vehicle theft that occurred outside of 55 Rockefeller Road on Livingston campus at approximately 1:56 a.m. on Friday, according to a University-wide email alert.Feb 14

NJ will receive $15.4 million to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure this year

Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. (D-6) announced today that New Jersey will receive more than $15.4 million to improve the state’s existing infrastructure for charging electric vehicles, according to an article from NJ Advance Media. Feb 11

Black, Latinx health care workers in supporting roles found to be overworked in recent Rutgers study

A recent Rutgers study examined how the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has affected Black and Latinx health care workers who serve in supporting roles, including custodians, laboratory technicians and therapists.Feb 11

New Brunswick officially approves 8 marijuana establishments across city

New Brunswick recently approved eight marijuana businesses to open stores within the city, according to an article from MyCentralJersey. Having received endorsement from the city, the businesses now await state approval.Feb 7

Murphy announces $7 million in funding to reduce gun violence

Last Thursday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) and Acting Attorney General of New Jersey Andrew Bruck announced an investment of $7 million that will provide for gunshot detection technology with the goal of reducing gun violence in the state, according to a press release.Jan 31

Nonprofit organization founded by Rutgers students provides CPR training, educational services

MedicZero, a nonprofit organization founded by Rutgers students, aims to provide emergency medical service (EMS) education to bystanders including CPR training and stroke recognition techniques. Jan 27

NBPD investigates aggravated assault, robbery on Courtlandt Street

The New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) is currently investigating an aggravated assault and a robbery that reportedly occurred at approximately 1:24 a.m. yesterday on Courtlandt Street between Delafield and Guilden Streets, according to a University-wide email.Jan 26

Rutgers researchers discover key protein structures that may be responsible for origins of life

A recent Rutgers study has provided insight into the protein structures that may be responsible for the origins of life from the “primordial soup” — a mixture of organic compounds present in Earth’s ancient oceans.Jan 26

RUSA senator comes forward with accounts of discrimination against marginalized groups

Malachi Sutton, a School of Arts and Sciences junior, senator in the Rutgers University Student Assembly and student representative to the Rutgers Board of Governors, released a statement yesterday alleging that the Assembly perpetuates discriminatory practices toward minority groups.Jan 24

RUSA executive board member resigns, citing lack of inclusivity for LGBTQ+ students

On Wednesday, School of Arts and Sciences senior Miguel Ribau resigned from their former positions as a member of the Rutgers University Student Assembly executive board, legislative affairs committee chair, LGBTQ+ coalition chair and queer caucus representative after a conflict they had with another member of the executive board.Jan 21

New bill requires NJ higher education institutions to provide students access to mental health services

On Tuesday, Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) signed a number of bills into law, among which was Assembly Bill 3007, which will address mental health concerns among college students, according to a press release.Jan 21

Rutgers vaccine clinic recruits student volunteers amid rise in demand for booster shots

Rutgers’ on-campus vaccine clinic at the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy is recruiting student volunteers to help with tasks such as scribing, registering patients and administering the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine to individuals.Jan 20

NJ health care workers now required to be fully vaccinated, boosted against coronavirus

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced yesterday that all health care workers in New Jersey are now required to be fully vaccinated and boosted against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Jan 20

Rutgers students lead new chapter for nonprofit medical surplus recovery organization

Blueprints For Pangaea, a nonprofit organization that aims to redistribute unused medical supplies to regions in need, has created a new student-run chapter at Rutgers.Dec 13

Amid reports of fentanyl-laced marijuana in US, Rutgers expert says quantity, risk remain uncertain

Fentanyl-laced marijuana has recently been reported to be circulating throughout the Northeastern U.S., which has raised concerns about the dangers surrounding it and how individuals can stay safe.Dec 10

At Board of Governors meeting, Rutgers community continues to raise concerns regarding pay, intercampus equity

Yesterday, the Rutgers Board of Governors met virtually for its last meeting of the year to discuss current issues at the University, including the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination mandate for faculty, ongoing pay equity and intercampus equity issues.Dec 8

RWJMS enrolls participants ages 6 months to 4 years old in coronavirus vaccine trial

Rutgers is seeking participants between 6 months to 4 years old for a third clinical trial to test the efficacy of the Pfizer pediatric coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine for this age group, according to a press release.Dec 8

Murphy announces expansion of reproductive health care rights in NJ

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-N.J.) announced an expansion of reproductive health care access yesterday with the publishing of new rules in the New Jersey Register, according to a press release.Dec 7

2021 NJ gubernatorial election voter turnout among lowest for governor races in past century

This year's New Jersey gubernatorial election had one of the lowest voter turnouts in the past century among governor races, with only 40 percent of the eligible population voting, according to an article from NJ Advance Media.Dec 6

Exclusive interview: Holloway, Conway talk pandemic student aid, spring semester plans, pay equity negotiations

University President Jonathan Holloway and Rutgers—New Brunswick Chancellor-Provost Francine Conway provided updates on plans for the upcoming spring semester and coronavirus disease (COVID-19) student aid, as well as pay equity and intercampus equity issues in an interview with The Daily Targum.Dec 3

Rutgers University Foundation raises more than $54,000 to support student food pantries this Giving Tuesday

Rutgers launches studies of new HIV prevention medication in Newark

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (NJMS) Research with a Heart is looking for people to participate in two studies assessing the effectiveness of an HIV prevention medication.Nov 30

Rutgers students create technology startup designed to improve physical therapy recovery

Students have created a technology startup called Smart MS3 to provide smart and affordable solutions to the medical industry, including a newly created wearable device to improve the recovery process for physical therapy patients.Nov 24

Rutgers—Camden faculty vote 'no confidence' in chancellor, provost amid ongoing issues at U.

Rutgers—Camden’s College of Arts and Sciences faculty held no confidence votes on Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis and Provost Daniel Hart, starting from Wednesday afternoon to Friday at 3 p.m., according to a press release.Nov 23

RUPD investigates theft of catalytic converters from New Brunswick, Newark campuses

The Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) is investigating the theft of multiple catalytic converters that were cut out of vehicles on or near University property between Sept. 1 and Nov. 20, according to a University-wide email.Nov 23

Scholar discusses climate justice at event held by Rutgers Institute for Research on Women

On Thursday, Farhana Sultana, an interdisciplinary scholar from Syracuse University's Department of Geography and the Environment, discussed the future of the environment at an event held by the Institute for Research on Women (IRW) as part of its Distinguished Lecture Series.Nov 15

School of Public Health, Mason Gross launch arts-integrated research collaboration

The Rutgers School of Public Health and the Mason Gross School of the Arts have formed a collaboration to support community-engaged, arts-integrated research projects that will culminate in art productions and performances.Nov 15

Holloway is formally inaugurated as 21st Rutgers president

University President Jonathan Holloway was formally inaugurated on Friday as the 21st president of Rutgers after 16 months of being in office.Nov 8

Rutgers IFH receives $11.6 million to develop Center for Asian Health Promotion and Equity with NYU

The Rutgers Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research (IFH) recently received $11.6 million in funding from the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities to develop the Rutgers-New York University (NYU) Center for Asian Health Promotion and Equity (CAHPE), according to a press release.Oct 27

Vaccinated individuals with substance use disorders at higher risk of breakthrough infection, Rutgers professors say

The National Institutes of Health recently announced that vaccinated individuals with substance use disorders may be at higher risk for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) breakthrough infections and severe outcomes, including hospitalization and death.Oct 25

Graduate students address coronavirus misinformation through social media organization

Rutgers graduate students have been combating misinformation about the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) through the formation of NJ Students Educating Against COVID-19 (NJ S.E.A.C.), a volunteer-based organization that aims to share pandemic information in a concise and engaging way with the general public.Oct 20

Rutgers experts weigh in on CDC's coronavirus vaccine recommendation for pregnant individuals

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released a health alert recommending urgent action to increase coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination among people who are pregnant, were recently pregnant or are trying to become pregnant now or in the future.Oct 18

Rutgers professors weigh in on historic disruptions to global supply chain

Global supply chains are currently facing historic disruptions, with more than 70 cargo ships recently getting stuck off the California coast and ports in key export markets like China facing numerous shutdowns.Oct 12

Rutgers students create startup dedicated to human expansion beyond Earth

Several Rutgers students have formed a startup called Ararat Robotics with the aim of making it possible for humans to one day live in space from water that exists in craters on the moon. Oct 11

Rutgers expert details mental health consequences of social media on teenagers during pandemic

Excessive use of social media platforms has been shown to have negative impacts on teenagers, and the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has exacerbated these effects, said Muhammad Zeshan, assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.Oct 6

Nurses share impact of pandemic on mental health at Rutgers-hosted panel

The Rutgers School of Nursing held a panel on Thursday to discuss the psychological impact of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic on nurses and other health care providers and to demystify the stigma surrounding mental health for frontline workers.Sep 27 2021

One Stop Student Services Center opens for in-person services

A new walk-in service is available to students who need help addressing issues with student accounting, financial aid and registration in the form of the One Stop Student Services Center.Sep 16 2021

Rutgers to administer coronavirus booster shots, bring back more in-person work

Rutgers will be offering coronavirus disease (COVID-19) booster shots at its vaccination sites in the near future, said Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences Chancellor Brian L. Strom at a COVID-19 health briefing yesterday.Sep 10 2021

Fusion: The Rutgers Union of Mixed People provides community, raises awareness for multiracial students

Fusion: The Rutgers Union of Mixed People is a multicultural organization that focuses on issues regarding the multiracial and multiethnic community at the University and beyond. Sep 10 2021

Rutgers researchers find link between coronavirus symptom severity, level of specific antibody

A recent Rutgers study found that individuals who have had severe or long-lasting cases of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) are more likely to have high levels of a certain antibody that can help prevent future infection.Sep 7 2021

Petition for Rutgers to require coronavirus vaccine for faculty, staff gains more than 750 signatures

A petition demanding a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine requirement for faculty and staff at Rutgers has collected more than 750 signatures and was presented last week to University President Jonathan Holloway, according to a press release.Aug 21 2021

Rutgers Black and Hispanic MBA Association continues to build community for students during pandemic

The Rutgers Business School Black and Hispanic Master of Business Administration (MBA) Association is a student-run club that aims to increase the number of underrepresented minorities in the school’s MBA program and in the corporate world by promoting professional networking and social interaction among Black and Hispanic MBA students, Rutgers Business School and the corporate sector.May 3 2021

Rutgers holds virtual open hearing on tuition, fees, housing for 2021-2022

The Rutgers Board of Governors’ Committee on Academic and Student Affairs and the Committee on Finance and Facilities hosted a virtual open hearing Wednesday to discuss the University's tuition, fees and housing and dining charges for the 2021–2022 fiscal year.Apr 30 2021

Rutgers holds final Climate Task Force Town Hall for semester

The President’s Task Force on Carbon Neutrality and Climate Resilience hosted its third and final town hall on Tuesday to provide updates on its activities since releasing the phase two report for developing a Climate Action Plan.Apr 29 2021

Coronavirus vaccine booster shots may be necessary to fight future variants, Rutgers experts say

Recent information has revealed the possibility that individuals who receive the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine will need booster shots after 12 months as well as potential annual vaccinations to further protect against variants, according to a press release.Apr 29 2021

This year's Undergraduate Research Writing Conference to launch asynchronously

For the second year in a row, the annual Undergraduate Research Writing Conference (URWC) will be held asynchronously to showcase research written by Rutgers students since the start of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.Apr 26 2021

Rutgers organizations host event to honor Black women, femme, transgender individuals

Various departments and student organizations across Rutgers campuses held an event titled "Black Women, Femme, and Trans Lives Matter: A Call to Action" yesterday to honor and discuss ways to support these communities more than a year after the killing of Breonna Taylor.Apr 23 2021

Pharmacy student organization at Rutgers works to address health needs in local communities

Rutgers pharmacy students have been working with minority populations to promote the importance of health and provide education in areas such as healthy habits and disease state management through the Rutgers chapter of the Student National Pharmaceutical Association (RU SNPhA).Apr 20 2021

Rutgers officials discuss additional details regarding vaccination, fall semester at briefing

Rutgers officials answered questions regarding the University’s plans for the fall semester and why certain decisions were made at a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) briefing today.Apr 16 2021

Rutgers students create Knowt application to aid students, teachers with schoolwork

Several Rutgers students have been involved with the creation of Knowt, an application which uses artificial intelligence to automatically generate quizzes and flashcards from learning materials to help students study and teachers create assignments, said Abheek Pandoh, co-founder and CEO of Knowt as well as a Class of 2020 graduate.Apr 15 2021

Rutgers students join The Percentage Project to advocate for issues in computer science field

Many Rutgers students have joined The Percentage Project, a nonprofit organization which aims to advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion in computer science education through the collection of survey data at universities nationwide, according to their website.Apr 12 2021

Atlantic Coast sea level rose fastest in 2,000 years during 20th century, Rutgers-led study finds

A recent Rutgers-led study found that the rate of sea level rise along the U.S. Atlantic Coast in the 20th century was the fastest in approximately 2,000 years.Apr 6 2021

Rutgers officials discuss U. plans for fall 2021 at briefing

Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences Chancellor Brian L. Strom held a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) briefing today to provide updates on safety measures the University will implement for the Fall 2021 semester in light of the recent announcement that all Rutgers students must be vaccinated to return to campus.Apr 2 2021

Anonymous donor gifts $375,000 to Rutgers School of Engineering for new facility

An anonymous alumnus donor has recently committed up to $375,000 in a matching, dollar-for-dollar gift toward the School of Engineering’s creation of a new facility for the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering.Apr 1 2021

Rutgers study finds certain mouthrinses can potentially help block coronavirus infection

Researchers at the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine have recently found evidence demonstrating that two types of mouthrinses disrupt coronavirus disease (COVID-19) transmission. Mar 31 2021

Rutgers student creates Women’s Pre-Law Society to support future lawyers

A group of female Rutgers students has started an organization called the Rutgers Women’s Pre-Law Society (RUWPLS) with the aim of empowering future female lawyers.Mar 29 2021

Rutgers engineers invent tool to convert regular headphones into smart ones

Rutgers engineers have invented a way to turn “dumb” headphones into smart ones that can identify users and monitor heart rates, among other functions, according to a press release.Mar 23 2021

Rutgers Cancer Institute launches Citizen Scientist program

The Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement have launched a Citizen Scientist program that enables scientists and members of the public to work together on making advancements in cancer research, according to a press release.Mar 22 2021

Rutgers professor discusses COVAX initiative, US involvement

With the Biden Administration, the U.S. has committed to an international collaboration called COVID-19 Vaccines Global Access (COVAX) to distribute coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccines more equitably worldwide, reversing the Trump Administration’s withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO), according to The Washington Post.Mar 8 2021

Rutgers experts discuss mental, behavioral health issues in children due to pandemic

Recent findings have shown that stress caused by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has worsened children’s mental and behavioral health, and has created physical problems such as overeating, according to an article from Rutgers Today.Mar 4 2021

Rutgers faculty discuss thoughts, plans for hybrid instruction in Fall 2021 semester

Rutgers—New Brunswick Chancellor Christopher J. Molloy recently announced plans to implement hybrid instruction for the Fall 2021 semester. Feb 25 2021

Rutgers, RWJBarnabas Health implement agreement to combine clinical services

A recent agreement between Rutgers and RWJBarnabas Health will integrate the University’s Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (RWJMS) clinical operations in New Brunswick with RWJBarnabas Health medical group practices, said Brian L. Strom, chancellor of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences.Feb 16 2021

Rutgers professor is selected as Emerging Scholar by higher education magazine

The magazine, "Diverse: Issues in Higher Education," has awarded Adana Llanos, assistant professor in the Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology, as one of its 2021 Emerging Scholars.Feb 9 2021

Rutgers launches health communication certificate program

The Rutgers School of Communication and Information is offering a new Professional Health Communication Certificate starting this March, said Regina Efimchik, the school's director of Professional Development Studies.Feb 5 2021

Rutgers faculty details altered practices of clinical trials due to pandemic

The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has changed the ways clinical trials are administered, said Reynold Panettieri, vice chancellor for Translational Medicine and Science at Rutgers. Jan 27 2021

Rutgers professor explains consequences of coronavirus vaccine hoarding

With the distribution of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine continuing through the month of January, experts have become increasingly concerned about the impact of vaccine hoarding across the globe.Jan 26 2021

Rutgers study finds increased number of students using food pantry

A 2019 Rutgers survey on food insecurity showed that more students reported using the Rutgers Student Food Pantry in 2019 compared to 2016, said Neal Buccino, associate director of Public and Media Relations for Rutgers University–New Brunswick and Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences.Dec 9 2020

Rutgers professor discusses use of antipsychotic medication in children

Rutgers researchers have found that the use of antipsychotic medications in young children has decreased, but doctors continue to prescribe these medications off-label for conditions not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), according to a recent study.Nov 20 2020