As Rutgers continues to honor Tyler Clementi, watch this video to learn how his death 10 years ago sparked changes to create a safer and more respectful community.
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The Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers–Newark received a major federal grant to conserve its Count Basie collection, which will have its first exhibit this month.
President Jonathan Holloway pledged to follow three guiding values as he steers decision-making at Rutgers during a challenging time: The ideal of a beloved community, the relentless pursuit of academic excellence and the need for a clear institutional strategy.
The new institute will span Rutgers campuses and use humanistic theories, methods and approaches to study issues of race and social justice.
Tyler Clementi's death sparked a national conversation about sexuality, cyber-harassment, and inclusion. Learn about changes at Rutgers and read his mother's reflections on Northjersey.com.
