Rutgers, far from homophobic, offered 'just remarkable' support to LGBTQ+ students before and after freshman's suicide, says author

Nearly 40% of students who earn diplomas can’t do basic high school math

A 10-year quest for data, pulled from deep space, holds promise to change understanding of solar system

Scarce screening in East Trenton -- now a Superfund site -- points to a fragile public safety net for contaminated towns across the country

Scholars branching into tragic new trends among Black and Hispanic people, who are buying more guns and taking their lives at higher rates

As female representation has declined, workshop seeks to walk potential first-timers through the basics of their own campaigns

Rider University, with fiscal troubles of its own, gets $10 million lifeline from land, lease deal with Mercer County

Student organizers held events at Rowan, Princeton and Rutgers

Boosted by legislative approval of $25 million for research partnerships

New Jersey unemployment rate now 5.2%

First group of students are scheduled to begin in January 2026

Rutgers placed Alpha Sigma Phi on a cease and desist order for all activities until May

Historian Mark Bray has written multiple books, including "Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook"

Sweet, crack-resistant grape tomato in development for nearly a decade

Rutgers' True Grit Camp is a safe space for kids with spinal cord injuries

Harper and Bailey are the only Scarlet Knights ever to be top five NBA Draft picks

Interview: Michael Boyle, associate professor of political science, Rutgers University

William Tate IV will take over from Jonathan Holloway on July 1

The White House reportedly revoked hundreds of international student visas around the country

Protesters included researchers, professors and others