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Kiran Bhagirathe

U. provides free dental care to Essex County veterans

The Vet Smiles Program is an initiative offered by the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine that provides Essex County veterans access to free dental treatment and care. Dec 3

U. professor receives $1 million grant for innovations in corn growth

In September, Andrea Gallavotti, a professor in the Department of Plant Biology, received a grant surpassing one million dollars from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study plant cell regeneration for corn growth, according to a press release.Oct 11

Rutgers professor publishes study on federal health centers for immigrant communities

On Sept. 3, a study was published outlining the potential of federal programs aimed at uplifting immigrant communities, through the lens of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs).Sep 17

Young people less likely to visit doctor for COVID-19, flu, RSV symptoms, U. research finds

In February, researchers from Harvard University, Harvard Medical School, Northwestern University, Northeastern University, University of Rochester and Rutgers, published a study outlining how people of different social demographics contact medical professionals regarding COVID-19 and flu symptoms.Apr 3

New U. report outlines potential uses for publicly owned land in Newark

Earlier this month, the Rutgers Law School Center for Law, Inequality and Metropolitan Equity (CLiME) in Newark issued a report outlining ways by which towns can better use data about publicly owned property. Feb 26

NJMS receives nearly $4 million to research links to lung disease

Last month, researchers at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (NJMS) received nearly $4 million from the National Institutes of Health to research how previous infections affect lung disease, according to an article from Rutgers Today.Nov 9 2023

U. distinguished professor recently elected to international fellowship

On October 9, Jaideep Vaidya, a distinguished professor at Rutgers Business School and acting chair of the Department of Management Sciences and Information Systems, was elected to the cohort of fellows at the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP), according to a press release.Oct 26 2023

U. community reacts to another week of Israel-Hamas war

After another week of the Israel-Hamas war, several University community members shared their reactions to the ongoing conflict in the region.Oct 23 2023

U. researchers awarded $1 million in federal funds to fight climate change impacts

Last month, a group of researchers at Rutgers were granted a $1 million Civic Innovation Challenge award to improve partnerships between local communities and the University in an effort to fight climate change, according to a press release. Oct 17 2023

U. students react to ongoing Israel-Hamas war

On Saturday morning, militants from Hamas entered towns in Southern Israel, killing and abducting people and launching thousands of rockets across the region, according to Associated Press reports.Oct 13 2023

National Science Foundation awards $1.7 million to U. computer science research

Professors in Rutgers' Department of Computer Science were granted $1.7 million by the National Science Foundation (NSF) alongside colleagues from the University of Oregon and the University of Massachusetts-Amherst for their research on cyberinfrastructure and natural disaster prevention.Sep 28 2023

U. expert weighs in on negative response to Dylan Mulvaney's partnership with Bud Light

Earlier this month, Dylan Mulvaney, a popular transgender TikTok content creator, was the subject of controversy regarding her partnership with beer company Bud Light, according to an article from Them.Apr 28 2023

U. Center for Women and Work publishes study on challenges Latinas face in workforce

In March, the Rutgers Center for Women and Work (CWW) published a study detailing the challenges Latina women encounter in the workforce, including wage disparity, lack of benefits and inadequate support.Apr 6 2023

U. closes Busch campus parking lot for solar panel installation

On February 20, parking lot 58B on Busch campus closed for the remainder of the Spring 2023 semester to allow for solar panels to be installed over the lot.Mar 7 2023

In-person versus online courses: Students discuss their preferences

Rutgers students spoke about the University’s offering of in-person and online courses this semester.Nov 9 2022