At Rutgers, First-Year Students Studying Science, Tech and Medicine Have a Neighborhood of Support

Rutgers-New Brunswick launches a living-learning pilot program embedding and aligning academic, residential and developmental services

Rutgers-New Brunswick Is Integrating Its Honors Communities

The Honors College opens its doors to a wider group of high-achieving students, offering a shared curriculum and expanded housing options

Rutgers Cosmologist Aids in Collaborative Effort to Study Dark Energy-Filled Black Holes

A physical model based on black holes turning matter into dark energy offers a cure to hiccups in understanding the universe

Fall Film Festival Hits the Silver Screen at Rutgers-Brunswick Starting Sept. 5

The event, featuring 24 narrative features, documentaries and shorts from around the world, includes three free filmmaking workshops

Journalism Major at Rutgers Spends His Summer Covering the Mets for Sports Illustrated

Rutgers-New Brunswick senior Tommy Kelson says his internship writing about his favorite baseball team gives him “pinch me” moments

Rutgers Medical Student Dives Into Health Research While Exploring Her Roots

Before attending New Jersey Medical School, Erin Go studied barriers and facilitators to HPV vaccine access in the Philippines

Fulfill Welcomes Three New Board Members

New Board Members Bring Expertise and Passion to Fight Hunger at the Jersey Shore

Zimmerli’s Bilingual Efforts Extend Beyond the Gallery Walls and Into New Brunswick

Bolstered by a $560,000 grant, the Rutgers art museum launched a multitiered project in the fall of 2024

From Museum Tours to European Excavations, Rutgers Alum Pursues Geoarchaeology in Germany

Joe Mezza aims to study the preservation of ancient DNA in cave sediments

Mark Aakhus Named Interim Dean of the Rutgers School of Communication and Information

Aakhus is an internationally renowned expert in the relationship among communication, argumentation, and design in digital society.

In Germany, Rutgers Grad Student Delves Deep Into Research on the Father of Latin Theology

Tobias Robert Philip, a Fulbright scholar focused on the classics, finds a “philologist’s paradise” in Heidelberg

A Walk Through Busch Reveals a Melding of Medicine, Science and Abstract Art

Works by renowned artists can be found throughout the Rutgers-New Brunswick campus in Piscataway, N.J.

Rutgers Graduate Heads Overseas to Learn Swedish Glassblowing Technique

Fulbright grant recipient Serafina Kennedy studied a decorative etching process firsthand in the village of Boda Glasbruk

In Pursuing His Doctoral Degree, Rutgers Grad Student Embarks on a European Trip

Ilya Slavutskiy, who attends the School of Graduate Studies, is visiting libraries and archives in Amsterdam, Helsinki and Prague

Run. Walk. Wag. Support Victim-Survivors of Domestic Violence

Moving Beyond Abuse 5K & Charity Walk, Johnson Park, October 11

Rutgers Graduate Embraces Her Community in Mexico (and at Dance Class)

Alyssa McKendry earned degrees from the university before instructing students in the city of Oxkutzcab in the state of Yucatán

Fall 2025 New Jersey Film Festival Schedule Announced!

The 44th Bi-Annual New Jersey Film Festival take place between September 5 - October 10, 2025.

G100 Youth Engagement Announces Global Virtual Creative Arts and Crafts Conference

Calling All Young Artists Aged 13-26 to Register and Showcase Their Creative Talents

In Argentina on a Fulbright Grant, a Rutgers Alum Engages in Cultural Exchange

Jay Schroepfer discovered their calling – translation and interpreting – at college and honed their skills with study-abroad experiences

In Thailand, Fulbright Scholar Teaches English to Children Before Attending Law School

Chelsea A. Fernandez, who majored in political science and criminal justice at Rutgers-New Brunswick, aims to become an attorney

As Miss New Jersey International, Rutgers Student Promotes Advocacy

Asmi Kaushal, who aims to enhance educational equity, is competing for an international pageant title in July

Addressing Housing Safety, Affordability Amid Climate Change

Public event to bring together climate researchers, housing experts and residents

Rutgers Senior Lands Engineering Job at Maker of Jet Engines

After graduation, Doug Doyle will join aerospace business Pratt & Whitney as a quality engineer

New Jersey International Film Festival Marks Its 30th Anniversary

The event, featuring online and in-person screenings, is scheduled for Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays starting May 30 through June 8

Senior (and Gymnast) Sticks the Landing With a Job at Oracle

After graduating with a degree in information technology and informatics, Amelia Khoo is heading to Seattle to work at Oracle

Three Rutgers-New Brunswick Professors Are Named Guggenheim Fellows

Faculty members Marc Handelman, Saurabh Jha and Miranda Lichtenstein are among 198 scholars and artists selected for the honor

To Chase Her Dreams, White-Collar Professional Headed Back to College

Francine Glaser spent time in the corporate realm before returning to Rutgers for a master degree in human resource management

In Spite of Some Drizzle, Tens of Thousands Enjoy Rutgers Day

Crowds of visitors headed to Rutgers-New Brunswick campuses for hundreds of programs and activities, including a football scrimmage

Forecast Calls for a Rainy Rutgers Day, But the Celebration Goes On

Many programs and activities are shifting indoors because of the wet weather predictions for Saturday during the university’s flagship event

Shifting From Past to Present, Art History Major Prepares His Future

Rutgers-New Brunswick student Reece Goodson, who aims to become a gallerist, works at the Zimmerli and interns for a New York gallery

This Pharmacy Student Is Rutgers University’s 15th Truman Scholar

Omar M. Abuattieh will receive up to $30,000, which he plans to use for law school

Grad Student Aims to Help Underserved People Through Public Policy

Taking a “random” class led Brandon Wildman to the Rutgers School of Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology

Schumann Fund Awards Grant to The Family Success Institute

Funds Will Drive Ongoing Family Success Initiatives Across New Jersey

Women Aware Board of Trustees Welcomes Diane Johnson

Former Victim Witness Coordinator, Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office, Joins Women Aware Board

FIFA Club World Cup 2025™: New Ticket Packages Announced

Ticket packages for FIFA Club World Cup 2025™ featuring guaranteed access to FIFA World Cup 26™ tickets now on sale

Landscape Architect Major Plants Seeds for a Budding Future

Cooped up during the pandemic, Josh Kover started his own company that has evolved as the Rutgers senior has progressed in his studies

April Brings May Flowers – and Rutgers Day

The university’s flagship event on Saturday, April 26, offers hundreds of activities and programs for all. Here are some itineraries.

For Seniors, Rutgers Audit Program Is About “Constantly Be Learning”

New Jersey residents ages 62 and older may take select undergraduate courses on a space-available, noncredit basis

This Biotechnology Major Marches to the Beat of the Scarlet Knights

When not studying biotechnology and data science, sophomore Mukhilan Saravanakumar performs with the university’s marching band

Biomedical Engineering Senior Turns Her Focus to Veterans Health

Honors College student Olivia Colavito found inspiration in her grandfather, who served as a combat medic in Ethiopia