When Brazil faces off against Morocco Saturday in the FIFA World Cup competition, Rutgers University–Newark Professor Isadora Grevan will be watching the game. She might also be adding it to her syllabus. Grevan teaches a course that explores soccer’s central role in the nation’s cultural life.
Rutgers University–Newark has partnered with New Arts, a public arts studio at Express Newark, to present a citywide art exhibition featuring archival photographs of Newark in the 1980s created by artist Manuel Acevedo across the city’s five wards.
As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, human judgement will still be essential, according to tech leaders and Rutgers experts, who convened at a recent event hosted by the Institute for Data, Research and Innovation Science (IDRIS).
Express Newark's Community Media Center is helping to lead workforce development efforts within the metro region's expanding film industry, which is building a reputation as “Hollywood East.’'
Express Newark invites artists and non-artists alike to explore the act of creating, and appreciating, art across all mediums – from music to sculpture – in a series of events that span the semester and beyond.
When linguist Sarita Monjane Henriksen arrived on campus as a Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence, she was struck by the similarities between Rutgers-Newark and her homeland of Mozambique. Her teaching and public lectures here explore how societies manage language.