Top Stories of 2018
As the year draws to a close, we reflect on the great things that happened at Rutgers in 2018. Take a look at some of the most clicked-on stories this year, in chronological order.
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New Scientific Diving Class Teaches Aspiring Oceanographers how to Navigate the Underwater World Marine science students learn advanced open water and rescue diver skills, as well as the use of scientific methods underwater. |
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Angelo Soto Centeno Researches Caribbean Bats and Their Fossilized Ancestors |
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Longtime Spanish Teacher Follows in Footsteps of Three Sons Earning a Rutgers Degree |
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12-Year-Old Rutgers Summer Scholar Pursues Cancer Research Most 12-year-old middle school students spend their summers engaged in the pursuit of leisure and ice cream. For seventh grader Atharva Kulkarni, summer is a time to continue his passion: cancer research. |
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'Bad Policing, Bad Law, not 'Bad Apples,' Behind Disproportionate Killing of Black Men by Police Officers of all races disproportionately kill African-American suspects, pointing to need for policing and legal reforms, Rutgers-Newark study finds |
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Student Success Coach Office Helping Students Bring Their ''A'' Game The Student Success Coach Office at Rutgers-Camden helps students set goals and identify key resources to help drive academic success. |
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Alumni Houses and Alumni Center Welcome Rutgers Graduates at All Three University Locations |
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Rutgers Sets Fundraising Record With More Than $223 Million in Donations |
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One Year Out of Rutgers, Alumna Shines as Youngest Producer at NBC's New York Bureau Julie Tsirkin was on her way to a career in law when she made the switch to journalism. |
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Helping Students Through Lean Times Student food pantries help fill grocery gaps while removing stigma around food insecurity. |