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The New Jersey Population Health Cohort study aims to enroll up to 10,000 participants beginning in early 2021.

Support is widespread in New Jersey for additional restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic, but at the same time, Garden Staters themselves are becoming less likely to practice protocols that are meant to reduce the spread of the virus.

Many institutions have, at least for now, completely or mostly eliminated their typical requirement that standardized test scores be included with prospective students' applications.

Of the 40 healthcare workers who tested positive for COVID-19 at the start of a Rutgers study in the early days of the pandemic, 25 were nurses.

A Rutgers University Police Officer is facing a number of charges after he allegedly pulled a gun on his roommate in their Ocean Township home on multiple occasions over several months.

The superstorm was a "transformative event" in 2012 in the same way that COVID-19 has been in 2020.

There are plenty of events to look forward to in the sky in the Garden State, even ones you can see with the naked eye.

From February 2010 to February 2020, New Jersey added a steady 400,000 jobs, but March and April's losses wiped out more than double the preceding decade's growth.

The usual pieces of advice all apply: Take it slow, don't tailgate, use high beams when possible, and if a collision is unavoidable, don't swerve.

The eventual beneficiaries will be individuals in Essex, Middlesex, Passaic and Union counties.

With a cloud of anxiety hanging over the November election, faculty at Rutgers University are urging their peers not to give tests or assign papers to students in the days after Election Day.

Eric LeGrand's family was told 10 years ago, when he suffered a severe spinal injury while playing football for Rutgers University, that he likely wouldn't be able to breathe on his own, eat solid foods, or move his shoulders.