As part of the effort to help vulnerable young people, Rutgers has created the Youth Behavioral Health Initiative.
Rutgers Alumni in the Media
Meet the young graduates making their marks in the worlds of TV, social media, radio, and publishing.
The undergraduate program in meteorology at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences prepares students for a host of careers, from television broadcasters to research scientists, after completing a demanding curriculum.
The university honors Judith Persichilli NUR'76, Kenneth Johnson ENG'66, Richard W. Roper NCAS'68, and Brian Reilly ENG'80.
Winter 2023 Magazine
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Last summer, 100 students representing the inaugural class of the Rutgers Summer Service Internship initiative were chosen to work at nonprofit organizations or direct-service government agencies.
The Rutgers–Camden alumna is the executive director of the oldest and largest low-cost spaying clinic, adoption center, and no-kill animal shelter in southern New Jersey.
Under head coach Steve Pikiell, the Scarlet Knights are in the midst of another successful season in the Big Ten.
The alumna wins the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her role as kindergarten teacher Barbara Howard in ABC’s hit sitcom Abbott Elementary.
Whether a small nonprofit or a big corporation, an organization depends on certain dynamics among employees to function. Rebecca Greenbaum and Nichelle C. Carpenter, experts in human resource management, explain.
No matter the setting, alumna Esther Choi always gives her heart and soul.
The alumnus is an analyst on Good Morning Football, the go-to show for Monday morning quarterbacks.
The associate professor of English in Rutgers–Newark’s M.F.A. in creative writing program is the author of Fellowship Point.
The alumnus is a medallic artist for the United States Mint in Philadelphia, sculpting dozens of coins, many of them collectors’ items.