Rutgers has renamed 15 Washington Street at Rutgers University–Newark Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall in honor of the late United States Supreme Court Justice.
Spring 2021
Thinking Big
Rutgers Big Ideas—an initiative of 12 bold projects with global implications—draw on the university’s academic, health care, and research expertise to better the world.
PLUS: Saving the Jersey Shore • Remembering a Restive Rutgers • Playing Through the Pandemic • Putting Workers First • Testing for a Safe Vaccine
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation chose Rutgers for a five-year, $15 million grant to create the Institute for the Study of Global Racial Justice.
The Scarlet Knights teams faced their toughest competitor this sports season: COVID-19.
The Scarlet Knights men’s and women’s golf teams benefit from a new training facility in the College Avenue Gym at Rutgers University–New Brunswick.
The Scarlet Knights women’s basketball team made its 26th appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
The Scarlet Knights women’s soccer team made it through to the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament for the second straight year.
For the first time since 1991—three decades!—the Scarlet Knights men’s basketball team qualified in March for the NCAA Tournament.
Diana: A New Musical, by alumnus Joe DiPietro, will be shown on Netflix and will open on Broadway in December.
Alumnus Sebastian Stan returns once again in the latest installment of the Captain America adventures, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.