Spring 2012

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Birdland

The Big Picture: Birdland

For Alumni and Friends of The State University of New Jersey

5 Star Alumni
Comfort Zone

on the banks

Comfort Zone

New student housing opening in Camden and Piscataway redefines dorm rooms.

  • The Children's Advocate

    Lois Whitman, the founding director of the Children’s Rights Division at Human Rights Watch, speaks for the children who have no voice or choice.

  • Worth Debating

    The Rutgers–Newark Debate Team, 25th nationwide last year, aims to build on its successes.

Ford Driven

scarlet sports

Ford Driven

Janine, Laura, and Stephanie Ford play a big part on the Scarlet Knights women's crew team.

  • Throwing the Distance

    Mercedes Glover, of Rutgers–Newark, and Tim VanLiew, of Rutgers–Camden, are All-American javelin throwers.

  • The Perfect Game

    Alumnus Jeff Torborg recalls being the catcher during Sandy Koufax's amazing no-hitter on September 9, 1965.

Executive Sweets

the arts

Executive Sweets

Bill Yosses, the executive pastry chef at the White House, is the man behind the delectable desserts for the First Family.

  • Some Guys Have All the Pluck

    Frank Lisi, a longtime Rutgers–Newark employee, fulfills a dream of writing and directing his own movie.

  • Spheres of Influence

    The art of Beyoncé bears the influence of prominent African-American feminists and intellectuals.

Sea Worthy

insights

Sea Worthy

J. Frederick Grassle, the founding director of the Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, is one of the nation's most celebrated oceanographers.

  • Discoveries

    Recent breakthroughs and findings in faculty research.

  • Awards

    Honors and recognition for faculty and staff.

Introductions Are in Order

alumni notes

Introductions Are in Order

Alumni volunteers nationwide invite incoming Rutgers students and their families to summer events to introduce them to their new university.

  • A Membership to Last a Lifetime

    The Rutgers University Alumni Association was formed four years ago to include all graduates as members. And guess what? You are one of them.

  • The Best of Both Worlds

    Rachana Gandhi, a financial analyst, finds joy and relaxation in traditional Indian dance.