Rutgers aims to bring diverse crops to NJ's diverse population
If you've never heard of edible crops like roselle (not the borough) or tigernuts (not a nut), you might soon get the chance to try them.
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What do New Jerseyans want to do first when life is 'normal'?
The most common response? Reconnecting with loved ones.
Don't stress over 'Quarantine 15', says Rutgers body image expert
A Rutgers-Camden psychology professor says it's normal to gain weight under stress, but don't obsess about it.
FDA approves first at-home COVID-19 spit test created at Rutgers
The FDA on Thursday granted emergency approval for an at-home COVID-19 test developed by Rutgers University scientists.
Survey: NJ residents more careful, not eager to reopen economy
Only in Hawaii did a greater share of surveyed residents suggest widespread closures should last at least six or eight weeks.
Rutgers freezes tuition, cuts pay: Expects to lose $200M by July
Rutgers University President Robert Barchi announced the budget measures on Friday, blaming the pandemic.
Murphy says Rutgers quick spit test may be NJ's 'salvation'
The new test, first announced last week, is already being used in several New Jersey locations and it may be one of the keys to re-opening the state economy in the coming weeks.
Rutgers launches study of health care workers exposed to COVID-19
A new Rutgers study focuses on health care workers and their exposure to COVID-19.
COVID-19 'spit' test safer for health workers — and coming to NJ
By collecting saliva samples instead of nasal or throat swabs, more protective gear is saved for those treating positive patients.
Would you risk deliberate COVID-19 exposure for a faster vaccine?
The concept, which is not without controversy, is to grow the novel coronavirus in a lab and artificially expose a certain quantity of people to it, with the hopes of then vaccinating them.