Nermin Allam for The Washington Post: How Saudi Arabia uses women's rights reforms against women's rights and reform
On Thursday, three of the leading Saudi women’s rights advocates were temporarily released in a second round of trials…
Whit Strub for The Nation: New Jersey Is Addicted To ICE
North Jersey is a Democratic stronghold. Why is it complicit with Trump’s deportation machine? Few counties in the…
Why are humans so kind, yet so cruel?
Brian Ferguson, director of the peace and conflict studies graduate program, shares insight on human violence with the…
Salamishah Tillet: Working at the Intersection of Art and Social Change
Meet Rutgers' Newest Faculty, 2018-2019 Rutgers faculty are accomplished teachers, researchers and scholars who think…
Brenda Shaugnessy's forthcoming poetry collection reviewed at NJ.com
English Professor Brenda Shaughnessy gets a strong review of her forthcoming poetry collection, Octopus Museum, from NJ…
Rigoberto González Finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award
English Professor Rigoberto González's recent book, What Drowns the Flowers in Your Mouth: A Memoir of Brotherhood, is…
In Her First Solo Museum Show, Jordan Casteel’s Humanizing Portraits Get Even Closer
In 2012, Jordan Casteel and her mother drove across the country from Denver to New Haven, Connecticut, with a wooden…
Salamishah Tillet for The New York Times: #MeToo Has Finally Returned To Black Girls
“I didn’t value the accusers’ stories because they were black women,” Chance the Rapper said in the final episode of…
Kimi Takesue Receives Competitive Grant for Upcoming Documentary
Kimi Takesue, an associate professor of video in the Arts, Culture and Media department, received a highly competitive…