After a year of being online, the Rutgers Involvement Fair returned on Tuesday to the streets of the College Avenue campus.
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Rutgers Residence Life recently shared with Rutgers Today tips for students moving into university housing this fall semester.
The Division of Student Affairs pivoted to virtual programming in order to maintain student engagement.
In March of 2020, as part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Rutgers University closed its physical classrooms and facilities, transitioning to a fully remote environment.
Throughout the pandemic, Dining Services and the Student Food Pantry played an active and important role in providing students with a basic necessity: food.
During Rutgers University’s remote instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Residence Life faced the challenge of continuing to engage and support residential communities in a largely virtual world.
Keywuan Caulk talks about today’s social justice movements and opportunities they create to build more inclusive communities at Rutgers.
Staff from the Division of Student Affairs, Rutgers University Police, and Rutgers Hillel came together to do COVID-19 related educational outreach.
Nestled in a small corner of the Livingston Student Center lives the genre-defying radio show, 90.3 The Core.
About 400 students, faculty, staff and others came together in a call for justice and an end to racial violence in a virtual vigil that brought the Rutgers community together.
Sisters Artemis and Sophia Mazzini donate $12,000 to Counseling, Alcohol, and Other Drug Assistance Program & Psychiatric Services (CAPS).
The PRCC opened in 1969 as a direct response to activism led by black students.