News Archive | Rutgers–New Brunswick

Nicolas Fernandez, a postdoctoral associate at Rutgers-New Brunswick, stands before a chalkboard marked with equations and sketches.

Research & Innovation

Cosmologist Aids in Effort to Study Dark Energy-Filled Black Holes

A succession of voting booths with the American flag and the word "Vote" written on each

Research & Innovation

Sherrill Leads by Nine Points Among Likely Voters in 2025 Race for New Jersey Governor

A scene from "Anima Magia," a 10-minute short film by Rutgers cinema studies lecturer Al Nigrin, depicts a negative image of a woman.

Campus Life

Fall Film Festival Hits the Silver Screen at Rutgers-New Brunswick Starting Sept. 5

Rutgers-New Brunswick student Tommy Kelson (right) takes a photo with his dad Glenn Kelson during a New York Mets game at Citi Field on Aug. 5, 2022.

Student Experience

Journalism Major Spends Summer Covering the Mets for Sports Illustrated

Policy

Experts

Miller Center Welcomes National Legal and Policy Experts to Independent Advisory Committee

A wide expanse of blue ocean with a medium blue sky with brightness at the horizon, suggesting a sunrise.

Research & Innovation

Researchers Track How Iron Deficiency Disrupts Photosynthesis in Crucial Ocean Algae

A mound of yellowish red grape tomatoes

Research & Innovation

Rutgers Unveils New Sweet Bicolor Grape Tomato

Rutgers medical student Erin Go takes a selfie underwater off of the Philippine island Malapascua.

Student Experience

Fulbright Student Dives Into Health Research While Exploring Her Roots

Bruce Springsteen performs at the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia in October, 2024.

Experts

Why Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run Is One of the Greatest All-Time Albums

Museum educator Jessie Garcia (left), undergraduate student Karla Masin and graduate student Hanna Cherres stand before wall text presented in English and Spanish inside the Zimmerli.

Community

Zimmerli’s Bilingual Efforts Extend Beyond Gallery Walls Into New Brunswick

Rutgers-New Brunswick graduate Joe Mezza stands before hilly, lush terrain in Catalonia, Spain, where he took part in excavations at several archaeological sites.

Research & Innovation

From Museum Tours to European Excavations, Fulbright Student Pursues Geoarchaeology in Germany

Refugees

Research & Innovation

Expert Argues for Applying a Justice Framework to Disaster Response and Recovery