Doctoral Student Suah Yekeh Focuses on Environmental Health and Paying It Forward
Suah Yekeh (SASN ‘20) is lucky to be alive. Born in Liberia in 1995, in the middle of a civil war, she experienced…
Three RU-N Groups Awarded Prestigious New Jersey Council for the Humanities Grants
The New Jersey Council for the Humanities (NJCH) recently awarded grants to three Rutgers University–Newark…
New Diagnostic Method May Predict Relapse Risk From Prescription Opioid Addiction
A new study co-authored by SASN neuroscientist Michael Cole finds that analysis of brain structure and functional…
SASN Artists Featured in Newark Museum of Art Exhibit
A new exhibit at the Newark Museum of Art includes works by two members of the School of Arts & Sciences-Newark (…
Chart a Course: 'Ungrading' Chemistry Lab
In this third episode in a series of long-form conversations featuring faculty, students and staff, where we open up…
Reflections on Pride
In the more than five decades since the Stonewall uprising in New York City gave birth to the modern LGBTQA rights…
Alex Hinton Examines White Supremacy and the Threat of Genocide in the U.S.
Alex Hinton is a Distinguished Professor of Anthropology at Rutgers University–Newark, Director of the Center for the…
Rutgers Big Ideas draw on University’s Expertise to Make the World a Better Place
Rutgers Big Ideas—an initiative of 12 bold projects with global implications—will draw on the university’s academic,…
Angelo Soto Centeno Uses Predictive Modeling to Examine Bat Endangerment in Puerto Rico
Assistant Professor Angelo Soto Centeno, of Rutgers University–Newark’s Earth & Environmental Sciences Department,…
Exploring 'In the Heights' with NYC Historian Rob Snyder
We recently spoke with Robert Snyder, professor emeritus of Journalism and American Studies at Rutgers University-…