Alumna Corinne Bradley-Powers wins a 2022 James Beard Foundation America’s Classics Award for Corinne’s Place, her Camden restaurant famous for its soul food.
Summer 2022
We Did It!
Despite two years of academics disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Class of 2022 perseveres and gets a stirring send-off at commencement.
PLUS: Meet the alumnus who is married to The Mob (Museum) • Women’s basketball coaching icon C. Vivian Stringer retires • The summer’s best beach chair • Alumni who are stewards of nature • Sublime soul food
Rutgers Summer Service Internship Initiative, in its inaugural season, invites 100 students to appreciate the value of public service.
Coquese Washington becomes only the third full-time head coach of the Scarlet Knights women’s basketball team.
Former Rutgers men’s basketball head coach Tom Young was the winningest coach in program history.
Robert E. Mulcahy, the 10th athletic director at Rutgers University–New Brunswick, oversaw the success of many sports programs, including football.
Rutgers University–New Brunswick has produced 25 professional athletes who have played in the WNBA, including five current pros, under the leadership of retiring head coach C. Vivian Stringer.
After 50 years of coaching women’s collegiate basketball, C. Vivian Stringer announces her retirement.
The 2022 winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Criticism for her writing appearing in The New York Times.
Alumnus Greg Besner and his wife appear on TV’s Shark Tank to promote their Sunflow Chair.