Rutgers–Newark graduate and Scarlet Promise recipient thankful for donor support and the opportunity to complete a Capitol Hill Policy Fellowship.
As the Class of 2026 enters their next chapter, we revisit past Tips for New Grads to share advice on how to succeed.
Lauren Nathan-LaRusso reflects on her years in student government at Douglass College and how they helped prepare her for her current role as co-host city manager and general counsel to the NYNJ World Cup Host Committee.
From Down the Shore to floating on the Delaware River to touring a New Jersey winery, a series of Rutgers Takes the Garden State events welcome alumni.
An aspiring doctor and dedicated flutist, Christina Sarkes is exploring how the arts might intersect with healing in her future career. She received a scholarship that allowed her to focus on her studies at Rutgers–Newark and participate in unique opportunities.
Alister Martin found his path to medicine through the Office for Development and Academic Success, which supports students in their quest to excel in science and math.
The Louis Eckstein Fellowship, created by a faculty member in honor of his late father, supports graduate students in the Rutgers School of Public Affairs and Administration at Rutgers–Newark.
Rutgers family from Senegal supports their team at World Cup practice in Piscataway.
A decade after graduating from Rutgers with donor support, an alumna navigates her career, starting in medical research, then health care, and finally technology.