Remembering the campus culture at Rutgers 50 years ago, when national civic and political unrest spilled over into the university.
Thinking Big
Rutgers Big Ideas—an initiative of 12 bold projects with global implications—will draw on the university’s academic, health care, and research expertise to make the world a better place.
The Coastal Climate Risk and Resilience initiative trains Rutgers graduate students to collaborate with local decision-makers and help vulnerable shore communities prepare for the impact of climate change.
Rebecca Kolins Givan, a scholar of labor and employment relations, assesses the state of workers’ rights in the United States.
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Jonathan Holloway fills key administrative positions with leaders uniquely qualified to carry out the priorities that the president has outlined for Rutgers.
Camera in hand, alumnus Malcolm Manning makes beautiful portraits of Black women, garnering the attention of Oprah.
Corina Lelutiu-Weinberger, at Rutgers School of Nursing, gets a grant to stem infection rates among gay men in Romania, where AIDS is rampant.
Rutgers is among the national leaders in producing Fulbright Students, who teach or conduct research abroad.
Alumnus Juan Salinas is the creator of the snack P-nuff Crunch, which got the attention and funding of Mark Cuban of Shark Tank.
For the first time since 1991—three decades!—the Scarlet Knights men’s basketball team qualified in March for the NCAA Tournament.
Diana: A New Musical, by alumnus Joe DiPietro, will be shown on Netflix and will open on Broadway in December.
Antonio D. Tillis is named the new chancellor of Rutgers University–Camden.
Rutgers is requiring students to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and strongly encouraging faculty and staff to do so.
Jonathan Holloway presided over his first commencement as Rutgers’ president: the 255th Anniversary Commencement.