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First Rutgers College women’s class returns and celebrates its landmark graduation on its 50th anniversary.

Alumnus Ben Axler, who created a scholarship in his name to benefit students when he was just 34 years old, has created a second Rutgers Business School scholarship named after his company, Spruce Point Capital Management to support students for years to come.

Twenty-five years after Rutgers alumnus Neil G. Shastri died in the World Trade Center attacks, his family and friends celebrate his legacy through endowed scholarships that benefit students in the Rutgers Future Scholars program.

Alumni couple who met as students in the Rutgers Glee Club and the Kirkpatrick Choir look forward to welcoming fellow alumni to enjoy wine and charcuterie at a Rutgers Takes the Garden State event at Unionville Vineyards on September 20.

Alumnus George Shechtman, who is celebrating 60 years as a champion of contemporary realism, says Rutgers helped him find his passion for art.

A physicist who earned her PhD from Rutgers in 1982 and has been a faculty member ever since, Eva Andrei is the first Rutgers professor to earn the Kavli Prize, which includes a $1 million shared prize.

As the Class of 2026 enters their next chapter, we revisit past Tips for New Grads to share advice on how to succeed. 

Rutgers family from Senegal supports their team at World Cup practice in Piscataway.

After believing a college degree was unattainable, new Rutgers–Camden graduate Gichera Loman plans to pursue a master’s degree. Her success is in large part thanks to a donor-supported Rutgers program for students who have experienced the child welfare system or are at risk for homelessness.