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Dr. O’Brien-Richardson, explores the social, cultural, and structural factors that influence the health of women and girls of African descent.

Climate change is not far from the consciousness of most aspiring urban planners, partly because it defies traditional planning in many ways.

Celine Labelle, EJB (Public Health) ’20 was selected by the National Office of the Society for Public

A new mentorship program for Bloustein School graduate students in the urban planning and public policy programs has been launched for the 2019-2020 academic year.

by Tamanna Periwal , MHA ’20
The Bloustein School’s master’s in health administration program has served as a platform

by Tamanna Periwal , MHA ’20
The Bloustein School’s master’s in health administration program has served as a platform

After almost three years of blogging following the 2016 election, Professor Stuart Shapiro has brought his down-to-earth perspective to a live, in-person and online audience. Following along the

Seven Bloustein School students are among the 52 undergraduate and graduate students on the new Rutgers Global Health Institute student council.

The Bloustein School’s Urban Planning Master’s Program and the Korea Development Institute (KDI) partnership began in January 2001.

Thirteen student-athletes who are Bloustein School majors were among the 100 named to the Fall Academic All-Big Ten Team, the Rutgers athletics department recently announced.

Key updates in the new report include the addition of historical sea-level rise information for New Jersey; consideration of the latest information related to ice-sheets changes and their effect on

This is the second report; a final report is due out in early 2020. The scorecard and report may be found at http://go.rutgers.edu/46g4vdyr

This is the second report; a final report is due out in early 2020. The scorecard and report may be found at http://go.rutgers.edu/46g4vdyr

The American Association of Geographers announced Professor Robert W. Lake as the recipient of 2020 Distinguished Teaching Honors.

Bloustein MHA students took first place at Seton Hall’s Graduate Healthcare Management Case Study Challenge.

Using a set of performance indicators, the practicum group tracked how each state prepared for and responded to the Great Recession.

Jason Redd, Esq. BS (Public Health) ‘01, MCRP ’04 has joined the Bloustein School Advisory Board, Bloustein School Dean Piyushimita “Vonu” Thakuriah recently announced.

New Jersey joins seven other states in promulgating an Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill

The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy hosted a special series of panel discussion talks this Wednesday with several

Bloustein School PhD candidates Evan Iacobucci, Sicheng Wang and Holly Berman have had recent co-authored work published.

Parents often disagree with transportation experts over what streets are safe for children to ride bikes, a Rutgers-led study finds.