Two Rutgers professors, both leading Alzheimer's disease researchers, have partnered with Tel Aviv University and Hebrew University to organize the US-Israel Alzheimer’s Disease Conference in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Two decades ago, vinyl records were considered obsolete. But an unlikely resurgence of the medium has breathed new life into the music industry, a trend that will be explored at an event hosted by the Institute of Jazz Studies on January 29th.
Rutgers–University Newark arts and culture leaders will explore the enduring influence of artist Romare Bearden at a performance and symposium held at the New School in Manhattan from November 30 through December 2.
Acclaimed author Alice Elliott Dark, an Associate Professor in Rutgers-Newark’s MFA program and the English Department, shares her thoughts on the best ways to teach writing.
Everyday objects that remained buried beneath the Rutgers-Newark campus, some for hundreds of years, serve as both artifact and inspiration for “Despite the Spoils,’’ an exhibition curated by artist Armisey Smith and featured at the Robeson Campus Center Gallery through October 26.
Known for transforming discarded objects into art, Express Newark artist-in-residence Willie Cole has inspired others to find beauty in things that seem useless and unwanted.