Office of President Jonathan Holloway

President Jonathan Holloway

Jonathan Holloway, the 21st president of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is an eminent historian and an elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He previously served as provost of Northwestern University and dean of Yale College. He began his Rutgers presidency on July 1, 2020 and will conclude his tenure on June 30, 2025.

Great Things to Know about Rutgers

Great Things to Know about Rutgers showcases the outstanding talent, resources, and expertise that makes Rutgers an academic, health, and research powerhouse.

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Watch the 2024 Rutgers Stakeholders Address

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Announcing My Plans to Serve Final Year as Rutgers President

As I enter my final year as President, I am proud of what this university community has achieved during a challenging time for higher education and for society more broadly.

LearningWell article on President Holloway

LearningWell magazine interviews President Holloway for a story about the College Presidents for Civic Preparedness initiative to foster civil discourse and civic preparedness among students.

Introducing the Next Chancellor of Rutgers–Newark

After a year-long national search marked by tremendous participation across Rutgers University-Newark, I am delighted to join with President-Designate William F. Tate IV in announcing the appointment of Tonya Smith-Jackson as Chancellor of Rutgers-Newark, effective August 1.

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Rutgers on the Rise

Rutgers on the Rise features standout accomplishments and progress at Rutgers during Dr. Holloway's presidency, including unprecedented gains in rankings, research funding, state and federal support, capital construction, donations that support student access, applications for admission, and more.