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Welcome to Rutgers–New Brunswick

Whether you're a first-year student or well on the way to your degree, Rutgers is a big place with limitless possibilities. Click below to find handy tips to start your semester off right.

What You Need to Know

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Achievements

Physicist Eva Andrei Becomes First Rutgers Professor to Earn Kavli Prize, One of the Highest Honors in Science

Community

Zimmerli Mobile Brings the Art Museum to the Community

Research & Innovation

Rutgers Oceanographers Prepare to Take the Helm at Sea

Faculty Excellence

To Spread Hope, the Next Rutgers-New Brunswick Laureate Reimagines ‘America the Beautiful’

Community

Rutgers University–New Brunswick Earns National Recognition for Student Voter Engagement

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Stories That Matter

Rutgers graduate Jack Woods asks a question to a Taiwanese director during a Fulbright event in November.
Research & Innovation

A Love for Language Leads Fulbright Recipient to New Taipei City

Rutgers-New Brunswick graduate Emily Trujillo visited the Kunsthistorisches Museum, an art museum in Vienna, in December.
Alumni

Fulbright Recipient Takes Her Literary Research to Vienna Before Heading to Graduate School

Rutgers graduate Victoria Richard stands before a scenic view of a fortress and palace complex in Spain.
Alumni

In a Classroom in Madrid, a Fulbright Recipient Teaches English While Sharing American Culture

Glenn G. Amatucci (SOE ’92 ’93 ’95), Professor of Material Sciences and Engineering, in his lab at the Energy Storage Research Group
Research & Innovation

Innovative Technology Developed at Rutgers Could Make Lithium-Ion Batteries Safer

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Research & Innovation

Two Researchers Earn Pew Honors for Their Work in Neuroscience

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Research & Innovation

Rutgers-Trained Scientist and NOAA Researcher Is Named State Climatologist

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Research & Innovation

In Tests of Athletic Performance, Plant-Based Diets Hold Their Own

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Research & Innovation

The Hidden Forces Shaping the Jersey Shore

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Most New Jerseyans Share Nation's Gloom on Economy, but Feel Better About Their Own Finances

In the News

They Don’t Fight Crime, but They Do Eat Bugs: The Bats of N.Y.C.

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What the Cyclospora Outbreak Reveals

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Is lettuce safe to eat? The latest on the cyclosporiasis outbreak

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Rutgers astronomer joins Chile project creating ‘movie of the universe’

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Residents warned to stay indoors as Canadian wildfire smoke reaches dangerous levels in Philadelphia region

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We’re Getting America’s Children Hooked on Gambling

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New AI tools aim to help boaters at the Jersey Shore avoid endangered whales

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Rats and Mice in Northeastern U.S. May Be Evolving Resistance to Common Rodenticides, New Study Warns

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More News Highlights
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State University, Statewide Impact

Discover how we’re making positive change across New Jersey, from the peaks of Highpoint to the shores of Cape May and everywhere in between.

Learn From the Experts

Messages to the Community

Read the latest announcements to the Rutgers–New Brunswick community from Chancellor Francine Conway and university leaders.

Chancellor Communications