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President-designate Willliam F. Tate IV at Yankee Stadium

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Rutgers' 22nd President Throws First Pitch at Yankee Stadium

Latest News

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Social Media Buzz About President-Designate William F. Tate IV

Commencement

Peter Seligmann Encourages Rutgers Class of 2025 to Listen, Challenge Convention and Protect Freedoms

Students

Rutgers Launches New Speech Pathology Major to Meet Growing Demand

Victoria Abraira, Cell Biology and Neuroscience, School of Arts and Sciences; Avram J. Holmes, Psychiatry, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School; Maria E. Solesio, Biology, Faculty of Arts and Sciences–Camden; and Sudarsun Kannan, Computer Science, School of Arts and Sciences. Not pictured: Akil Kumarasamy, English, School of Arts and Sciences–Newark.

Achievements

Faculty Year-End Excellence Awards 2025

Shann Mody

Aspiring Doctor Leaves Legacy of Advocacy

William F. Tate IV

William F. Tate IV Named 22nd President of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Tom Maniscalco, 85, will be receiving his masters of engineering from Rutgers in May 2025.

At 85, Engineering Student Is Rutgers’ Oldest Grad Ever

Terrance Leon George III standing in front of the Mason Gross building with his camera in his hand

The Trauma of Surviving Hurricane Katrina Inspired Award-Winning Student Filmmaker

Rutgers-Newark senior Anya Dillard is a Gucci Changemaker.

From Teen Vogue to The Washington Post, Senior Receives National Recognition as a Leader for Her Generation

In the News

Garfield Man Becomes Rutgers' Oldest Graduate Ever

WPIX 11

Candidates for N.J. Governor Are Using AI in Their Ads in New Ways. Is It Ethical?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

What's the Ideal Time of Day to Eat Protein? Probably Not When You Think

Women's Health

Students at Convocation

Featured Video

Welcome Class of 2028

Scarlet Service Students in Washington, D.C. (2024)

Scarlet Service Helps Newark Emergency Services for Families

Scarlet Impact

From left: John Moran, assistant professor of diagnostic sciences and group practice administrator for the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine; Vet Smiles patient Glenn Ford, a former Army medic; dental student Brett Chappell; and Patient Representative Marinelly Rodriguez. Photo by Anthony Grippa.

Health

Rutgers Program Gives Veterans a Reason to Smile

NJ ACTS Award

Research & Innovation

Rutgers Health Officials Celebrate $47.5 Million Grant to Improve Health Care in New Jersey

Representatives From Middlesex and Rutgers at agreement signing

Middlesex College, Rutgers Sign Agreement to Create Seamless Transfer Process for Students

Chat Travieso has been named Tepper Family Endowed Chair for Visual Arts at Mason Gross School of the Arts.

Rutgers' New Tepper Chair Wants You to Engage With His Art

Same Sex Couple getting married

Experts

What the Same Sex Marriage Bill Does and Doesn't Do

Mega Millions Lottery Forms

Experts

How to Pick Winning Lottery Numbers

The Mega Millions jackpot has climbed to an estimated $1.1 billion, but how can you maximize your chances of winning? Hear from a Rutgers expert.

Allison Gandlin, a sophomore at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, stands on a sports field on Busch campus.

Students

This Engineering Student Is an NFL Flag Football Champion

Efren Mercado on the Rutgers-Newark campus

Formerly Incarcerated Student Earns Degree While Building Career as Anti-Eviction Advocate

Doctoral student Julia Katz earns prestigious Rome prize

Students

Doctoral Student Earns Prestigious Rome Prize

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Health

Swallowing Toothpaste Is Unhealthy. A Rutgers Professor Developed a Toothbrush with Suction Power.

Stunning 4K Capture of Iconic Pennybacker 360 Bridge in Austin, Texas, USA

Research & Innovation

Rutgers Receives $5M for Project to Improve Bridge Safety Through AI-Powered Database

worried man in front of U.S. flag

Health

Expert Offers Tips to Stay Calm Amid Rising Political Tensions

Anxiety is high, but self-care can get you through November.

Basketball fans

Sports

More Sports News

track and field runners

Scarlet Raiders Run at TCNJ Lions Invite

softball player throwing a ptich

Softball Victorious Over Monmouth In Home Finale