Rutgers University News

After building its presence in the trenches with the recent commitment of four offensive linemen, the Rutgers University football program added depth at the skill positions with the addition of two key recruits Wednesday.

Rutgers and UCLA have reached an agreement on a home-and-home football series beginning in 2016 at Rutgers Stadium.

A new neuropsychological memory test is helping to uncover how Parkinson's disease can alter people's ability to learn about the consequences of the choices they make.

The state's $29.5 billion biopharmaceutical and medical technology industry made a French connection last week when Rutgers University and industry officials hosted a dozen top-level executives from the Bordeaux region of France.

The Scarlet Knights football team boasts one of the nation's most dominant offensive lines heading into the 2009 season.

In an e-mail to supporters Wednesday, Corzine says Obama would appear at a campaign event at Rutgers University in New Brunswick on July 16.

When the bride and groom arrive at the Mandaean Association, the Middle Eastern salad is ready and flower petals are lightly strewn across the floor.

Al Franken's victory in the long-contested Minnesota U.S. Senate race means Democrats will control 60 Senate seats for the first time in 30 years, but they will still face obstacles to passing major legislation.

A man sent to prison for killing a drug dealer in Union County and for a home invasion on Stone Street in New Brunswick that led to the rape of three Rutgers University students in March 2004 has lost the appeal of his conviction in the slaying.

Hoffman La Roche is severing its ties to Big Pharma. The venerable drug maker this week plans to drop its membership in the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association.

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A former Rutgers quarterback has filed suit against a leading video game manufacturer for using his likeness in a football simulation game without his permission.

The Rutgers offensive line for 2010 and beyond is taking shape. The Scarlet Knights gained a commitment from the third offensive line prospect for the '10 recruiting class Sunday, when Passaic High School rising senior Jorge Vicioso pledged his intentions to play at Rutgers, according to both StateofRutgers.com and ScarletNation.com. Rutgers' 2010 ...

James Dale, a gay student at Rutgers University who was an assistant scoutmaster in Monmouth County, was fired by the Boy Scouts of America because of his involvement in a campus gay rights organization.

When a Russian named Selman Waksman arrived on the Rutgers campus nearly a century ago, no one could have predicted that his scientific research would one day save countless lives across the globe.

The US says its Army will be out of Iraq's major cities by June 30. That's the deadline but is it feasible? Where does this leave the Iraqi government? The commander of US forces in Iraq said he felt "much more comfortable "about Mosul, which is seen as one of the most violent cities.

Students, faculty and staff at Rutgers University donated countless hours, collected more than 20 tons of food and raised nearly $49,000 since Rutgers Against Hunger was launched seven months ago, school officials announced today.

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Republican gubernatorial candidate Chris Christie goes before a Democrat-dominated House subcommittee Thursday to defend naming federal monitors to lucrative contracts overseeing industries accused of fraud when he was New Jersey's top federal prosecutor.