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After years of planning, Rutgers-New Brunswick recently opened a One Stop Student Services Center to improve the student experience.
Bloomberg talks to Rutgers students about what it is like to be back on campus in the age of COVID in a series of interviews that includes conversations with Antonio M. Calcado and Mark Beal, an expert on Gen Z.
The university recently recognized more than 1,400 employees who celebrated decades of service – from 10 to 50 years at Rutgers – with gatherings at the President's Tent on the College Avenue campus.
Rutgers has launched a search for the next Gloria Steinem Endowed Chair in Media, Culture, and Feminist Studies to follow Naomi Klein, who spent the past three years leading undergraduate seminars and public events that examined the human condition as the first to hold the position.
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Last winter Sal Mena visited the neighborhood where he grew up to show how his ties to the Bronx have shaped who he is and inform the work he does with students.
If hatred against one community is allowed to go unchecked, the results can be disastrous, says Rabbi Esther Reed of Rutgers Hillel.
What does it mean to be family? Rutgers cheerleader Andrew Geldreich says it's more than just about blood.
Rutgers School of Engineering has launched a new era with the opening of Richard Weeks Hall of Engineering on the Busch campus.
It takes a special kind of fan to support a team during rough times. Danny Klein and his classmates started tailgating as Rutgers students. Thirty years later, they still gather on Saturdays to throw the#ScarletParty and cheer on the Scarlet Knights.
