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Rutgers Law School launches program for NJ cannabis business owners

Rutgers Law School recently established a certification program for New Jersey cannabis business owners to provide legal guidance for properly maintaining their businesses in an emerging market.Feb 10 2023

U. students discuss responsibilities, challenges of being resident assistants

Undergraduate students who manage other students living in University housing, also called resident assistants (RAs), recently shared their experiences regarding the responsibilities and challenges they face as RAs.Oct 25 2022

Students, faculty reflect on Roe v. Wade decision 3 months later

On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the landmark decision of Roe v. Wade, a statute passed in 1973 to give women the constitutional right to have an abortion. Sep 23 2022

Rutgers professors discuss effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on American, global economies

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has affected the economies of countries around the world, including the U.S., according to an article from the Associated Press.Mar 10 2022

Medical research startup company at U. receives $75 million in funding

Ceptur Therapeutics, a research startup at Rutgers that targets defective RNA molecules, has developed unique technologies in the medical field and has raised $75 million in startup funding, according to a press release.Mar 7 2022

Rutgers is invited to partake in global biomedical research program to further scientific advancement

Rutgers was recently invited to join the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research (NIBR) Global Scholars Program, a program that allows innovative scientists to receive funding for their breakthrough projects toward drug discovery and clinical research.Feb 16 2022

Rutgers experts break down record-high inflation rates in US amid pandemic

Three Rutgers experts discussed major factors affecting inflation rates in the U.S., which have experienced significant increases over the past year. Feb 2 2022

Workers with disabilities face unique challenges amid pandemic, Rutgers study finds

The Rutgers Program for Disability Research recently conducted an academic report titled “Fact Sheet on Disability and Telework During the Pandemic,” which details the employment issues that people with disabilities are currently facing.Oct 27 2021

Rutgers University Business for Youth program assists high school students in career development

Rutgers University Business for Youth (RUBY) is a pre-college program for high school students in underserved communities that exists to introduce them to college and different career paths in the business field through various activities and guidance.Oct 14 2021

E-commerce growth during pandemic is here to stay, experts say

The presence of e-commerce in the U.S. has grown on average from 13.7 percent to 33 percent in terms of sales revenues throughout the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, said Francisco Quevedo, an assistant professor in the Department of Marketing.Sep 24 2021

Rutgers professors speak on recent space launches, commercialization of space exploration

Last month, the field of space exploration saw new advancements with the launch of two privately-funded space flights, Virgin Galactic Unity 22 and Blue Origin NS-16. Several Rutgers professors discussed this recent progression of the aerospace industry and the commercialization of space exploration as a whole.Aug 23 2021

Coronavirus crisis in India warrants global response, Rutgers faculty says

India is currently facing a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) crisis, with cases exceeding 300,000 per day in the past week and deaths exceeding 2,000 per day. Hospitals, burial grounds and crematoriums are currently overwhelmed as supplies become increasingly limited.Apr 30 2021

Biden Administration takes actions to address gun violence

President Joseph R. Biden Jr. recently announced six initial actions to reduce gun violence in the U.S. following the mass shootings that occurred this past month in the cities of Atlanta, Indianapolis and Boulder. Apr 20 2021