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The Big Picture
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is an academic, health, and research powerhouse—with campuses located in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden—and a statewide academic health leader.
New Brunswick
Rutgers University–New Brunswick conducts life-changing research and offers premier education in a diverse community of ideas and change-makers to better the world.
Newark
Rutgers University–Newark is a leading urban research university that leverages diversity and high-impact scholarship to cultivate the talent essential to transform communities and change the world.
Camden
Located just minutes from Philadelphia, Rutgers University–Camden delivers groundbreaking work that impacts the world while offering its students truly experiential education in an intimate, supportive environment.
Rutgers Health
Rutgers Health harnesses the strength of our top academic, health, and research institutions to better empower the people of New Jersey, the Northeast, and the world.
By the Numbers
67,600+
Students across all campuses
300+
Research centers and institutes statewide
585,500+
Alumni around the world
People Are Asking...
Where can I get Rutgers apparel and gifts?
Rutgers-branded apparel and unique gifts are perfect for the holiday season and can be found at your favorite stores and online.
What is the university holiday schedule?
The 2023 holiday and closings schedule is published by University Human Resources.
Does Rutgers provide support counseling?
Rutgers students can turn to their campus communities for health and counseling services. Each Rutgers location offers support services to students who need them.
What immunizations are required?
Immunizations are mandated by New Jersey state law and university policy. Requirements vary by school and program.
When do the Scarlet Knights play next?
Check out the full Rutgers Athletics schedule and options for viewing or listening to gameday coverage.
Rutgers Today
The former U.S. congressman made a more than $5 million gift in memory of his wife, Jacqueline Krieger Klein, who died in 2017 after battling Alzheimer’s disease.
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