With her humanizing treatment of her subjects, Jordan Casteel is a rising star in the art world.
How women scholars at Rutgers lend their expertise to advancing the women's movement.
“Fighting Hate While Preserving Freedom” addresses remedies for hateful speech in open societies.
Confronting the Selfie Syndrome • Father and daughter trot the globe—literally • Big names with big messages at Commencement 2018 • A tennis obsession at Rutgers-Camden • Young people rally to the cause of democracy
Alumna Alicia Wargo and her role in turning around a troubled high school in the Bronx.
New initiative at Rutgers–Newark is addressing racism to effect lasting change.
Alumnus Peter Cammarano is the chief of staff for New Jersey governor Phil Murphy.
Professor Brent Ruben receives the Baldrige Foundation Leadership Excellence Award.
Well-known personalities add star power to Commencement 2018 at Rutgers.
With the help of 6,545 donors, Rutgers Giving Day has another successful year.
Rutgers–Camden scholar to investigate national security and government secrecy.
Rutgers Delivers, a new marketing campaign, underscores the university's big role in New Jersey.
Rutgers–New Brunswick celebrates Goldwater Scholars and Fulbright recipients.
Alumnus Sandy Stewart makes a $2.5 million bequest intention to benefit Rutgers–Camden students.
A former ranking amateur tennis player relives his glory days through his tennis racket collection.
Alumnus Alex Dobrowolski and daughter Holly have run marathons on every continent.
Former Rutgers baseball star Todd Frazier makes his new home with the New York Mets.
Rutgers gets gift to create the Gary and Barbara Rodkin Center for Academic Success.
The Rutgers University Dance Team wins a gold medal in an international cheerleading competition.
Alumnus Chris Hill retires after 31 years as the athletics director at the University of Utah.
Class of 1957 makes a donation to provide a van for the golf teams at Rutgers–New Brunswick.
Results of head-to-head competition between the teams of Rutgers–Camden and Rutgers–Newark.
Alumna Leslie Anne Miller chairs the board at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Noteworthy exhibitions at the Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers–New Brunswick.
Kimi Takesue, an arts professor at Rutgers–Newark, wins film award for 95 and 6 to Go.
The William the Silent statue at Rutgers–New Brunswick gets a makeover.
New documentary visits the history of film censorship by the Maryland State Board of Censors.
Alumna Alice Aycock receives a lifetime achievement award for her sculpture.
Two recent Rutgers–Camden graduates are singled out for their graphic design skills.
A new master of public health degree will offer a concentration in urban public health.
Writing about a failure can improve your performance next time while reducing stress.
Two romantically involved medical students get residencies near each other, as they wished.
The interplay of genetic and environmental factors in promoting a higher IQ in children.
New virtual dissection table displays the life-size, three-dimensional image of a cadaver.
Dental pulp, regenerated through stem cells, could minimize need for root canal procedures.
The Hugs for Brady Foundation, begun to eradicate child cancers, now funds a pediatric oncology lab.
Distortion of nose size common in selfies leads to jump in inquiries about options in plastic surgery.
A new drug (TSG12) holds promise in opening the airways in asthma sufferers.
Diet of whole grains, Chinese medicinal foods, and prebiotics can help people with type 2 diabetes.
Alumna creates a company to build database of international hospitals for travelers in need.
A new questionnaire could help detect autism in toddlers at a crucial age to intervene.
Today’s youth, given causes to believe in and the means to contribute, can be civic-minded, indeed.
How two alumnae found their calling and use it to spread scarlet spirit.
Colonel Jack Jacobs, a decorated combat veteran, shares insights on global security with alumni.
In a historical trilogy, Andrew Fede examines slavery laws in the colonial and antebellum South.
Alumnus Daniel Solomon is one of the oldest people to earn a doctorate in math.
Find out what's going on with the Rutgers University Alumni Association.
The chartered organizations of RUAA allow students and alumni to share their experiences.
Alumni Al and Jacquie LaValle attend every home game and, since 2014, every away game.
Since her days at Rutgers, Charlene Flash has been a pioneer in HIV prevention.
To help his company retain women engineers, Shiloh Butterworth institutes generous family leave.
Message From the President: The many ways that the university promotes the state’s prosperity.
Letter From the Editor: How Rutgers aims to promote justice in America.
The State We're In: Rutgers' early and vocal support for Dreamers legislation.
Rutgers University Social Media
Alumni Association Social Media