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While Rutgers lost by 29 to Penn State the last time the schools met on the football field, the University beat out the Nittany Lions by two spots in the recent Center for World University Rankings (CWUR).
The story of Anjanette Vaidya, a School of Arts and Sciences senior, is deeper than meets the eye. This year she will graduate with highest honors — summa cum laude — but her Rutgers experience redefines what it means to be a non-traditional student.
Jorge Schement has been the vice chancellor of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at Rutgers for the last five years, and announced this semester that he will be stepping down and returning to teaching in the School of Communication and Information next semester.
In his four years of service with the Rutgers University Programming Association (RUPA), Anthony Mollica has worked to bring stories, moments and events to the Rutgers community through his various roles. The School of Arts and Sciences senior is graduating in May and leaving a community that he got involved with earlier on, following the suggestion of his first-year roommate.
When Michael Antosiewicz received the email notifying him that he won the Gates Cambridge Scholarship, it was in the early hours of a February morning asleep and slumped over his computer. The scholarship decision makers live in England, the School of Arts and Sciences senior said, meaning winners from the United States heard the announcement extremely early. Antosiewicz said he fell asleep around 2:30 a.m. that morning and woke up with his laptop on his stomach. Initially, he did not notice the message in his inbox but after refreshing the page he realized he had won.
“It wasn’t planned. I did not intend to graduate with my daughter,” Terri Holness, mother of Rutgers graduate, Jasmine Dennis said. Holness, who will graduate from William Paterson University, said that the journey to her diploma has been a long one — almost eight years in fact. After dropping out of college in 1995 because she felt she was not smart enough, Holness vowed to never return.
Mid-day rain showers could not dampen the spirits of 2018’s graduating class — the largest at Rutgers in more than 250 years. This Sunday’s commencement ceremony, the eighth to take place at High Point Solutions Stadium, hosted approximately 32,500 attendees and an estimated 18,132 graduates — up from 17,729 last year, according to a press release.
Students that reside in Hardenbergh Hall on the College Avenue campus received an email this morning informing them of a student death.
Scarlet Knights not selected for 17-team field.
Society is becoming more aware of the prevalence of sexual assault and dating violence on campus. Part of this growing awareness is credited to campus climate surveys designed to measure on-campus sexual assault and domestic violence. Around the nation, these surveys estimate that approximately 20 percent of women and 6 percent of men experience sexual violence while in college.
Authorities are investigating the death of a Rutgers graduate student who was found outdoors on Busch campus early this morning, according to University Spokesperson Dory Devlin.
Scarlet Knights close out season 9-6 and are long shots at NCAA Tournament.
No. 11 Scarlet Knights face No. 2 Terps with backs against the wall.
Knights finish with multiple top-eight finishes at Penn Relays.
Rutgers ends regular season with multiple top-10 finishes.
Rutgers will end the month of April 0-15.
Rutgers suffers second sweep in three weekends.
Scarlet Knights drop regular season finale to Buckeyes.
New parents now have access to readily available information about sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) thanks to a new app.
