Rutgers Media Relations - Newark

Newest School at Rutgers University Gets a Home of Its Own, the Center for Urban and Public Service

Nov. 11 Play at Rutgers University, Newark, Airs Problems of ‘ReEntry’ for Today’s Military Vets

A staged reading of ReEntry, a play about the difficulties of returning to civilian life after the stresses of combat, will take place on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, at the Paul Robeson Campus Center of Rutgers University, Newark.

Rutgers Student Scholars Will Be Honored Nov. 4 for Papers on Persian Culture, Literature

Winter Session Classes for Students at ABA-Accredited Law Schools Are New Offering at Rutgers–Newark Law School

Art Exhibition At Rutgers University, Newark, Builds Understanding of Self-Inflicted Violence

Newest School At Rutgers University Gets A Home Of Its Own

A ribbon-cutting on Nov. 4 will officially mark the School of Public Affairs and Administration's recent move into expanded facilities at 111 Washington St., Newark. The celebration includes brief remarks, live jazz music, self-guided tours and refreshments.

Rutgers’ Paul Robeson Galleries Presents Three-Part Celebration of Its First Three Decades

In celebration of its first three decades, the Paul Robeson Galleries at Rutgers University, Newark, is presenting a three-part celebration beginning Nov. 18, 2009, including the opening of its 30^thanniversary exhibition, “The Exquisite Corpse,” featuring 30 collaborative works by 92 artists from New Jersey, New York and other states.

“Women, Law, and the Economy” Symposium on November 13 at Rutgers–Newark Law School

Nov. 12 Town Hall Meeting Aims to Spark Civic-Public Dialogue on Creating Compassionate Cities While Honoring Abe Lincoln

Rutgers Researcher is One of Two U.S. Recipients of the Gruber International Research Award in Neuroscience

Eva Pastalkova, a post-doctoral researcher at the Center for Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience at Rutgers University, Newark, is one of two national recipients of the 2009 Peter and Patricia Gruber International Research Award for Young Scientists sponsored by the Society of Neuroscience.

Prominent Death Penalty Case of Troy Davis Topic of November 10 Program at Rutgers–Newark Law School

Rutgers University, Newark, Professor Jayne Anne Phillips Named National Book Award Finalist

Jayne Anne Phillips, professor of English and founder and program director of the Master of Fine Arts Program in Creative Writing at Rutgers University in Newark, continues to receive accolades for her fourth novel. Lark & Termite has been selected as one of five finalists for the National Book Award in fiction.

Rutgers–Newark Law School Alumni Association to Honor Ronald Chen, Ann Berger Lesk, Nancy Erika Smith, and Neil Mullin

“Obama and Sotomayor: The Age of Minority Leadership” Topic of October 22 Symposium at Rutgers–Newark Law School

The Rutgers School of Law--Newark Association of Latin American Law Students (ALALS) will present a symposium titled “Obama and Sotomayor: The Age of Minority Leadership” on Thursday, October 22, 2009, from 6 – 9:30 pm.

Memorial Service for Rutgers–Newark Law School Professor John Payne Set for October 18

Where the Winged Things Are, and Where
You Can Come To Watch Them in October