Professor Rosa Oppenheim's May 2015 M.A. is the latest milestone in her journey of lifelong learning.
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The goalkeeper will talk about soccer and life coping with the neurological disorder during a June 4 fundraiser at Rutgers.
Retired attorney Henry Ramer lobbies Congress; speaks four languages; runs, swims, and bikes; and can’t stop taking classes.
Air Force veteran Adam Klein will graduate from Rutgers University-Camden with a degree in social work. Having faced adversity himself, he plans to continue his mission providing guidance and support to disabled veterans.
Ashley Biden, Daughter of the Vice President, to Speak at Rutgers' School of Social Work Convocation
The executive director of the Delaware Center for Justice has a passion for advocacy work and social justice rooted in the values of her family.
Twenty-seven Army cadets and nine Air Force cadets will be commissioned as second lieutenants in their respective service branches at ROTC commissioning ceremonies.
Whitlock, a distinguished veteran of World War II, graduated Rutgers in 1941
Amaurys Ramirez left behind career and family to seek a life free from fear.
Rutgers University–Newark (RU–N) and the KIPP Foundation New Jersey (KIPP) have announced a plan to deepen their working relationship, with the goal of expanding benefits for KIPP charter school students, especially those from low-income families who aspire to earn college degrees.
What a long, strange trip it’s been for Alexi Velez into law school. Her hippie upbringing gave way to her civil rights advocacy.
Sunny skies might bring a crowd of 40,000 to High Point Solutions Stadium for Rutgers-New Brunswick's May 17 commencement.
The awards honor those who promote the value and importance of diversity at Rutgers and in society.