A series of personal health challenges inspired Sarah Otazo to take a hard look at the foods she was putting in her body.

A New Jersey Institute of Technology-led team of engineers, game designers, artists and clinicians won two international awards for its vision therapy platform, including most innovative breakthrough, at the 2018 Augmented World Expo Europe.

Rutgers University-Camden plans to offer a master’s in forensic science program beginning in fall 2019.

Stockton University and Brookdale Community College have formed a partnership to help students make a transition from the two-year college to Stockton’s four-year bachelor’s degree programs.

A Rutgers University–Camden report released Monday suggests that recovery from distressed properties in New Jersey may be possible through a coordinated effort of multisector stakeholders.

The 2020 U.S. Census is just over two years away and there’s a lot riding on the numbers for New Jersey residents.

Marko Costanzo is known in Hollywood for his sound editing. He’s created the effects for more than 500 films and television programs and been nominated for eight Emmy Awards, winning three for his work on HBO’s “Boardwalk Empire” and its limited series “The Night Of.”

Urban residents confront health issues that are multifaceted, complex and oftentimes unique. That was the major takeaway from a conference entitled “Topics in Urban Health: News Findings & Approaches” held at the Robeson Student Center at the Rutgers University School of Public Health in Newark.

Thomas Lynch, a Rider University graduate and technology company chairman, has given a $5.5 million gift to his alma mater.

Success stories abound of how New Jersey's institutions of higher education are developing coursework to sync up with the needs of its business sectors, yet the word isn't getting out to prospective students who are opting to instead go to out-of-state schools, according to a panel of experts.