A six-time cancer survivor and chair of the Rutgers Cancer Institute Leadership Council, Subha V. Barry shares her inspiring story, visiting doctors and researchers who have played a crucial part in her journey. It’s a story of hope, determination, and empowerment—to act, as Barry says, “not with fear, but with a willingness to be a part of the solution.”

Rutgers–Newark alumnus John Felicetti views his endowed scholarship for the Honors Living Learning Community in Newark as a way to support future generations.

Working at a local chocolate and ice cream shop brought Rutgers alumni a life of love and business ownership. Their shop is one of many businesses that will be featured in the Rutgers Alumni-Owned Business Directory to be launched in November.

An endowed legacy professorship named in honor of Professor Emeritus Michael Gochfeld has been approved by the Rutgers Board of Governors.

Rich Moran RC’72, who has been a successful entrepreneur and served as a college president, today is a winemaker and prolific author.

Rutgers Law School alumna Jing Kong, who graduated this year, is one of many alums who plans on returning to RU-N on Oct. 25 for Rutgers-Newark's first homecoming event in more than a decade.

Manda DiRubbo, who was by her father’s side while he fought cancer, channels her memory of him into supporting patients at the Rutgers Cancer Institute.

When Talib Morgan’s little sisters saw him thriving at Rutgers-Newark nearly 30 years ago, they followed in his footsteps, joining the ranks of Scarlet Raiders.

When David Choi was a college sophomore, he discovered that the vast majority of today’s self-made millionaires—roughly 90 percent, according to some estimates—made their fortunes in the realm of real estate, a fact that synched not just with his goal of an early retirement but also with his entrepreneurial spirit.