The label of "bad guy" may reduce complex and morally challenging situations and contexts into a clearer, more legible framework for some police officers.

Rutgers University has been selected as the home of a new state center that will study how social media affects young people's mental and physical health, evaluate ways to reduce harmful use, and develop educational resources for families and schools.

A symposium honors the physicist whose unexpected discovery helped open a new field of science: twistronics.

The Norton M. Ross Award recognizes Daniel Fine for 30 years of studying bacteria found in the oral cavity, including their links to systemic illness.

Awareness doesn’t automatically lead to more secure firearm storage, says a Rutgers professor who led the study.

Will a record number of women on ballots in state and national races translate into unprecedented levels of representation in elected office?

The 2026 Rutgers Innovation Awards (RIA) banquet was a star-studded affair, as university leadership, industry partners, and state representatives were among the over 200 attendees, all of whom were there to celebrate Rutgers research and honor this year’s RIA recipients.

What began in a laboratory at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, may soon help secure the future of oyster farming across Canada and strengthen the availability of a sustainable source of seafood for Canadian consumers.

Students enrolled in an honors seminar of Friday field trips visit Snyder Farm to witness external experiments and sustainable agriculture.

Poll finds sharp partisan divides on the matter; Republicans are most supportive of the requirements and least confident that votes will be counted accurately.

At least 70% support the new policy across every key demographic, with the widest divide by age.

Such devices could tackle problems beyond the reach of today’s most powerful computers, researchers say.