The university honors Judith Persichilli NUR'76, Kenneth Johnson ENG'66, Richard W. Roper NCAS'68, and Brian Reilly ENG'80.
Winter 2023
Media Savvy
Young Alumni Making a Mark in TV, Social Media, and Publishing • Rutgers Tackles the Mental Health Crisis Among Youth • Preparing Tomorrow’s Meteorologists • Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni Inducts the Class of 2022 • The Future Is Now for Men's Basketball • Saving Pets by the Thousands • Talking Football With Alumnus Jason McCourty • SPECIAL SECTION: Great Things to Know About Rutgers
Last summer, 100 students representing the inaugural class of the Rutgers Summer Service Internship initiative were chosen to work at nonprofit organizations or direct-service government agencies.
Her new position comes with huge responsibilities—just the sort of challenge that she has always thrived on.
The undergraduate program in meteorology at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences prepares students for a host of careers, from television broadcasters to research scientists, after completing a demanding curriculum.
The Rutgers–Camden alumna is the executive director of the oldest and largest low-cost spaying clinic, adoption center, and no-kill animal shelter in southern New Jersey.
A special section showcases the facts, figures, and points of pride that underscore the university's commitment to academic, health care, and research excellence.
Rutgers–New Brunswick initiates “15+ to Finish” to encourage students to complete 15 or more credits each semester by providing them with resources to stay on track to graduate.
OBITUARY: Alumnus Robert G. Ackerman steered Corning Inc. on a path from one industry to another.
Chancellor Antonio Tillis welcomes more than 400 students, faculty, and staff at the Rutgers–Camden Inaugural Fall Convocation.