“Scarlet Sunrise,” a bicolor grape tomato developed using traditional breeding methods Rutgers after almost a decade of painstaking research, is a sweet, crack-resistant tomato with a golden hue and a reddish blush. Read more.

Plant pathologist Andrea Gallavotti is among a team of Rutgers researchers who have unlocked some of the secrets of corn DNA, revealing how specific sections of genetic material control vital traits such as plant architecture and pest resistance. Read more.

New Jersey 4-H youth joined their U.S. peers in Ireland for the annual Foróige’s Leadership for Life Conference and took advantage of the opportunity to enhance and practice leadership skills in a global context. Read more.

NJ Representative Frank Pallone, Jr. convened a roundtable at the NJ Institute for Food, Nutrition, and Health that brought togther scientists, consumer advocates, and nutrition experts to discuss food safety and unveil new federal legislation. Read more.

A triple Rutgers graduate, Karyn Malinowski ends a storied career at the university, including serving as a professor and founding director of the acclaimed Rutgers Equine Science Center. Read more.

SEBS/NJAES Office of Finance and Administration’s second quarterly meeting on Cook Campus was followed by a lively summer gathering and BBQ that included participation from the school’s senior leadership. Read more.

The 2025 Fish Fry marked the 45th reunion for the Cook College class of 1980 and alumni came from far and wide to celebrate and cement their support for Rutgers Gardens Alumni Pavilion. Read more.