Van Zandt addressed members of Rutgers' largest graduating class ever at the university’s 251st anniversary commencement. An estimated 17,729 graduates will receive degrees from Rutgers this year.
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After excelling as a Rutgers Future Scholar, Terrell Woods wants to pursue a career in criminal justice and serve on the Supreme Court.
An estimated 17,729 graduates will receive degrees from Rutgers this year during commencement at its three locations.
The top 2 percent of graduates were inducted into the Matthew Leydt Society.
Chioma Igwebuike talks about the B-STAR program and how she wants to help young students prepare for college and careers.
Meet Rutgers graduates who have left their mark on this institution and are poised to pursue their passions after commencement. These students are exemplars of this diverse and engaging academic community. We celebrate their achievements and look forward to the bright futures ahead.
Rutgers researcher debunks the 19th-century myth that animals are better than humans at sniffing out scents.
Doreen Sparrow, who left Rutgers three times to have children, earns her bachelor's degree from the School of Engineering.
A Cleveland public housing site could get a facelift, thanks to Rutgers grad students' proposal.
Steve Gussman is graduating with a bachelor’s degree in holistic video game development and minors in digital studies and physics, a major he helped design.
Mason Gross senior Theron Alexander wants to be a stage manager – the center of action, not attention.
Honorees were recognized for their significant contributions to the career development of Rutgers students.