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 Pre-World Cup Practice

A decade after graduating from Rutgers with donor support, an alumna navigates her career, starting in medical research, then health care, and finally technology.

Bob Fishman, a New Jersey native and celebrated scholar who taught at Rutgers–Camden for more than a quarter of a century after finishing his doctorate at Harvard University, has made a series of generous gifts to support students where he was once inspired as a young professor.

Despite growing up as a child of survivors of the murderous Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia, Samphoas Huy was raised by a family that valued education. Donor support helped Huy earn her graduate degrees at Rutgers–Newark.

James Bailey and Hollis Copeland reflect on the Knicks’ historic season and their Rutgers team's storied run.

Trustee Linda Caldwell Epps, a Rutgers alumna, and Kristin O’Brassill-Kulfan, an assistant professor of history, are playing lead roles in the state's commemoration of the nation's 250th anniversary.

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.

Rutgers University Alumni Association (RUAA) representatives offer tips to the more than 18,000 new alumni who graduated in the Class of 2026.