Rutgers–New Brunswick Honors College offers students academic and financial scholarship support.
George C. Hill leaves behind a remarkable legacy as a world-renowned microbiologist and educator whose lifelong journey of excellence includes a bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University–Camden. He and his twin brother generously supported their alma mater, which awarded them full scholarships in the late 1950s, by establishing the Hill Family Center for College Access at Rutgers–Camden.
Many alumni return to Rutgers–New Brunswick to exchange vows at Kirkpatrick and Voorhees chapels.
Lindsay Laureano works behind the scenes at NBC to help deliver Olympic and Paralympic coverage to millions of viewers around the world
Before he became a senior scientist at Volkswagen, Will Paxton earned bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees in materials and science engineering at the Rutgers University School of Engineering.
Grateful alumna supports Rutgers accounting students with her money and time.
An alumnus developing blockbuster drug treatments gives back to Rutgers and honors his former professor.
An endowed scholarship that supports nontraditional Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden students was created in memory of Lauren Rose Albert, a mother of three. This year’s recipient—a young mother who suffered the loss of her husband—is committed to honoring his memory by supporting mental health for veterans.
On January 19, about 3,500 graduate and undergraduate students earned their Rutgers degrees.