An influential leader in protecting women from domestic abuse and trafficking, Julie Domonkos is a devoted volunteer leader and benefactor for Rutgers University’s Douglass Residential College. She will be inducted in the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.

Rutgers alumnus Gregory Jackson, whose distinguished career included presiding over a groundbreaking and influential Washington, D.C., court that helped rehabilitate those charged with drug offenses, will be inducted in the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.

Future surgeon Justin Benton draws encouragement and inspiration from Ravi Goel, the ophthalmologist whose scholarship he receives.

Alumni discuss the why they donate to Rutgers each year on Giving Days, which will take place this year on March 12–13.

Grassroots fundraising efforts create momentum at the Rutgers Krieger Klein Alzheimer’s Research Center, where researchers seek to end the disease and the pain it causes patients and their families.

Rutgers–New Brunswick alumnus Dan Rovetto has made a name for himself in Hollywood editing leading TV shows, including the new Suits LA.

Rutgers alumnus Peter Seligmann—a leader in environmental conservation—credits the university with giving him his start.

Lawrence “Lonnie” Wright played professional basketball and football before embarking on his career of cheering on generations of students, inspiring them to dream bigger and go to medical school. Today, a Rutgers scholarship bears his name.

The newly opened Rutgers Basic Needs Center on the College Avenue Campus in New Brunswick—built with generous donor support—is an expansion of the campus food pantry, which now offers additional resources for students.