Marc Goldstone, who forged a career blending his love of medicine with his acumen in law, is providing for the next generation of health care lawyers with a Rutgers Law School scholarship.
A day of celebration on Friday, September 19, will honor Rutgers University–New Brunswick graduates from the 50th anniversary class of 1975, as well as classes of 1970, 1965, 1960, 1955, and 1950.
Weeks leaves a legacy in business and philanthropy.
Violeta Yas RC'07, an Emmy-Award winning meteorologist for NBC4 New York, tells her story of being an immigrant balancing work and school on the way to succeeding in the world of broadcast meteorology.
The prolific writer shares the story of his transformation from psychology major to popular children’s book author
An alumnus and first-generation college student who benefitted from financial support when he was a student gives back generously to the university.
Expanding on the robust success of Rutgers Takes the Garden State networking events, alumni are invited to volunteer for Rutgers Serves the Garden State, an evening of service fighting hunger on Thursday, September 25.
Rutgers alumnus W. Robert Howarth has been designing and donating custom mouthguards and providing emergency dental services to Scarlet Knights athletes for 26 years. His passion shows no signs of abating.
When New Jersey teens age out of the child welfare and foster care system, they often lose access to food, housing, and transportation, as well as academic and professional connections. A Rutgers program supported by donors, including a recent $100,000 gift from two alumni, helps undergraduates who have experienced the child welfare system or homelessness.