After a much needed 78-69 victory over Purdue, the Rutgers women's basketball team hits the road this week for a tough ...

"We're tired of being 14th in the country, and that's kinda been our statement to our program," said Rutgers wrestling head ...

There's a new number one in town for this week's Big Ten Top Ten, alongside eight changes to the rankings. Just one team ...

Taylor Rodriguez, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Psychology and affiliate researcher at the New Jersey Gun Violence ...

No one had a better 2024 than Kendrick Lamar. Between three No. 1 singles, his album "GNX" topping the Billboard 200 and five ...

Researchers at Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences recently received a $686,376 grant from the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) to study cannabis use disorder in medical marijuana patients.

With February comes Black History Month, a time that recognizes the accomplishments the Black community has made in every facet of society. Black influence is felt in everything from medical ...

"Sometimes you want to go / Where everybody knows your name" is a lyric from the iconic opening song to the long-running sitcom "Cheers" — and we do. I have found a place just like this, and you ...

After splitting last week's games with a Wednesday-night win over Illinois and a Sunday-afternoon loss to Maryland, the ...

Let's face it: the Super Bowl commercial is a lost art. Gone are the days of monumental, expertly-directed shorts — like ...

Reid Weisbord, a distinguished professor at Rutgers Law School, was recently announced as chair-elect of the Trust & Estates ...

If "Squid Game" weaponized capitalism's cruelty into dystopian satire, MrBeast's "Beast Games" strips it for parts and sells ...