Clayton Walton, an alumnus and executive director of the Rutgers–Newark Office of Global Initiatives and Experiential Learning, is excited about the dramatic influence his program has on students who study abroad in the Global South, which includes Latin America, Africa, and much of Asia. Many go on to dedicate themselves to global social work and sustainability.

A generous gift from Rutgers Health leaders M. Maral Mouradian and Suhayl Dhib-Jalbut has established an endowed legacy professorship to focus on Parkinson’s disease research with the ultimate goal of finding a cure.

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.

Attorney and Rutgers alumnus Adam Leitman Bailey learned the power of mentorship from his high school cross country and track coach, an experience that inspired his commitment to helping students pursue college educations. For many Rutgers students, scholarship support means more than financial assistance—it opens doors, creates pathways to success, and helps students achieve their goals. Watch this video to learn more about Bailey’s story of paying it forward.

Joanna Burger, a groundbreaking behavioral ecologist who joined Rutgers faculty in 1973, and Michael Gochfeld, a renowned researcher and scholar in occupational and environmental health who joined the faculty of the Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in 1980, have a combined experience at Rutgers that spans more than 100 years. Both have made generous gifts to the university that have endowed professorships in their fields.

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

Alumna triumphs over personal tragedy to help victims of domestic violence.

Rutgers University–Newark has launched a new initiative designed to help students facing financial hardships due to unexpected challenges—such as food insecurity, housing instability, and other circumstances—stay on track toward earning their degrees.

Rutgers alumnus Jim Cullen will reach a special milestone in his giving to Rutgers this month when the scholarship he created is awarded to a 100th Piscataway High School graduate. His endowment has helped reduce expenses for students so they can focus on academics and volunteering.