Meet the Rutgers Student Organizing the Women’s March on New Jersey
Kaity Assaf, a junior at Rutgers University-Newark and youngest member of the leadership team for the march, has a long…
Our Top Stories of 2018
2018 was a big year for the School of Arts & Sciences-Newark. Our most read stories of the past year included our…
Shine Portrait Studio to Celebrate Release of New Deborah Willis Book
Shortly after Rutgers University–Newark launched its collaborative community space Express Newark in January 2017, a…
Earth & Environmental Sciences' Lee Slater to Be Awarded Prestigious AGU Fellowship
Henry Rutgers University Professor Lee Slater (pictured left, above), of RU-N’s Department of Earth & Environmental…
Dominick Mazzagetti Makes History Look Easy
By any measure, Newark native Dominick Mazzagetti (SASN ’69) has had a long and successful professional life, working…
Legal Panel Discusses Impact of Family Separation Policy at the Border
Efrén Olivares, of the Texas Civil Rights Project, talks about the impact on families who are separated at the…
We Are Not Hardwired to Go to War
There is no scientific proof that war is ingrained in human nature, according to Rutgers University-Newark study Is it…
Rutgers Announces First Schwarzman Scholars
Mussab Ali, a senior in the Honors College studying Biology and Economics at Rutgers University-Newark, and fellow…
Amanda Ebokosia Is Empowering Newark Youth to Become the Next Generation of Leaders
As a sophomore at RU-N in 2006, Amanda Ebokosia (SASN ’08) started the Gem Project, a nonprofit organization that works…
RU-N Alumna and Professor Look to End One-Party Rule in Allendale
Allendale, NJ (pop 6,500) is a leafy borough in Bergen County with a lovely small-town feel, boasting picturesque lakes…