At the Rutgers Climate Institute, scientists representing a host of disciplines assess the peril of climate change—and what can be done.
Five alumni are the top lawyer for five National Football League teams, and a sixth is the league's chief litigator.
The Minority Student Program at Rutgers Law School celebrates 50 years of promoting underrepresented students for law careers.
Christopher J. Molloy, the new interim chancellor of Rutgers–New Brunswick, brings years of university experience to his role.
The student experience has never been better at Rutgers, offering a remarkable range of choices in academics, research, and campus life.
New alumni house in New Brunswick • Building a better body • The fine art of tailgating • High tech and lower grades • Remembering Paul Robeson • A faster and safer way to draw blood
Alumna Carrie Budoff Brown is the editor of Politico, overseeing the media juggernaut.
The Rutgers Club moves to a new location on the Livingston campus at Rutgers–New Brunswick.
The Dream Project encourages Rutgers students to raise money for nonprofits that help children.
Alumnus Gary M. Cohen creates the Rutgers Institute for Corporate Social Innovation.
Naomi Klein is the inaugural Gloria Steinem Endowed Chair in Media, Culture, and Feminist Studies.
A top philanthropy gives the university $27.5 million to help encourage youth to enter a vital industry.
The Middle States Commission on Higher Education recently reaffirmed Rutgers’ accreditation.
The Educational Opportunity Fund, an initiative to address higher education inequality, turns 50.
The late John Dramesi was an alumnus whose life paralleled the late senator John McCain.
Sandy Stewart is elected to a second term as chair of the Rutgers Board of Governors.
Rutgers gets set to celebrate the life and times of Paul Robeson, who graduated 100 years ago.
The alumnus who has degrees from Rutgers–New Brunswick, Rutgers–Camden, and Rutgers–Newark.
The Scarlet Knights women’s basketball team has high hopes after improving last year.
C. Vivian Stringer is honored for her years of coaching excellence with a generous gift to the university.
Helped by new players, the Scarlet Knights women’s soccer team enters the playoffs.
For 36 years, the Scarlet Party has put on a tailgate second to none in creativity and endeavor.
Rutgers–Camden junior Annalise Kipp wins big honor for her tennis game and academics.
Rutgers–Newark renames Alumni Field after abolitionist Frederick Douglass.
Alfred Edmond Jr. is an amateur bodybuilder who has made a successful commitment to his hobby.
High hopes for the Rutgers University–Newark men’s soccer team.
The archives of Count Basie are entrusted to Rutgers–Newark's Institute of Jazz Studies.
The Zimmerli Art Museum gets a gift of 17 works of art by the late alumnus George Segal.
John Keene, a faculty member at Rutgers–Newark, is awarded a 2018 MacArthur Fellowship.
Alumna Emily Evrard lands a dream job at Christie's, the revered auction house.
Calming the nerves of prospective art students auditioning for acceptance at Rutgers–Camden.
The Zimmerli invites alumni to submit their art collection for consideration for an upcoming show.
Rutgers enters a partnership with RWJBarnabas Health to form an academic health system.
Rutgers researchers come up with an easier way to draw a patient’s blood and also to analyze it.
Why Tim Reynolds founded and funds the eponymous Family Spine Research Center.
College students' use of phones and laptops in class impede exam performance and grades.
Rutgers physicians perform the first operation in New Jersey to create a penis for a transgender man.
Rutgers–Camden alumna Serena Natal creates an educational guide for managing opioid overdoses.
Where to go for medical information online, according to Rutgers–Camden's Janet Golden.
A 3D-printed smart gel, which resembles human tissue, has potential in biomedical engineering.
The vital role of the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers–Camden in South Jersey.
The Alumni House at Rutgers–New Brunswick opens in Van Nest Hall on the Old Queens Campus.
The Rutgers–Newark Alumni Center opens its doors.
A couple's nurturance of a conservative Jewish community in their adopted home of Hawaii.
Alumnus Steve Tullman's unique tribute to the Rutgers School of Business–Camden.
Find out what's going on with the Rutgers University Alumni Association.
The 10th annual Rutgers Excellence in Alumni Leadership Awards honor volunteerism.
In memory of Glenn Gnirrep: 1960–2018
A theater that produces the work of artists who feel marginalized because of their background.
JenFu Cheng uses rock climbing to aid his young patients with neuromuscular conditions.
Message From the President: How Rutgers will provide New Jersey with world-class health care.
The State We're In: Gov. Murphy partners with Rutgers to help revive the state's economy.
Letter From the Editor: The range of choice in academics, research, and campus life today.
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