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May 26, 2026
Julia Sass Rubin received an Academic Excellence Award from NJ ASPA while Juan Flores-Serrano was named Student of the Year during a recent ceremony honoring distinguished contributions to public administration in New Jersey.
Read more →May 22, 2026
A new study led by climate scholars examines how both winter nor’easters and summer hurricanes drive coastal flooding along the U.S. Atlantic Coast. Researchers say understanding these seasonal differences is key for better flood risk planning.
Read more →May 11, 2026
The Bloustein School promoted Juan Ayala and Jim Samuel to Professor of Professional Practice this month after approval from university leadership. Both bring expertise in applied planning education or artificial intelligence research.
Read more →May 11, 2026
An updated guide aims to help New Jersey homeowners better understand their property taxes amid rising concerns statewide. The revision adds details about relief programs and clarifies assessment processes.
Read more →May 11, 2026
Sue Altman's campaign against New Jersey's 'county line' ballot system has led to more competitive primary races. Julia Sass Rubin from Rutgers’ Bloustein School discusses why these changes matter for democracy.
Read more →May 11, 2026
A new blog post reviews academic literature on artificial intelligence adoption among small businesses in New Jersey. Researchers identify both opportunities—like increased efficiency—and persistent barriers such as funding limitations. The analysis calls attention to unique challenges faced by women- and minority-owned firms.
Read more →March 30, 2026
A panel hosted by the New Jersey State Policy Lab brought together recent graduates at Rutgers University to discuss women's equity issues during Women’s History Month. Panelists shared professional challenges and insights into policymaking careers. The event highlighted ongoing efforts at Rutgers' Bloustein School toward inclusion and social impact.
Read more →March 30, 2026
Johnson & Johnson supply chain experts discussed global freight realities with a Bloustein School graduate class led by Anne Strauss-Wieder. The session highlighted challenges facing pharmaceutical logistics while underscoring Bloustein's national reputation for excellence.
Read more →March 13, 2026
Bayonne Police Chief Robert Geisler retired with a $541,533 payout after more than thirty years on the force. Experts say such large end-of-career payments continue despite past legislative reforms aimed at curbing them.
Read more →February 27, 2026
The Office of New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has published the report from the Jobs, Opportunity, and Prosperity for All action team.
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