Rutgers History
This Rutgers alumnus became a famous civil rights activist, actor, and singer
Who is Paul Robeson?
This office is your one-stop shop for financial aid, registration, and billing questions.
What is OneStop?
This Hoboken-born crooner was known as “Ol’ Blue Eyes” and made hits like My Way and New York, New York.
Who is Frank Sinatra?
Rutgers is one of the nine original schools known as these early American colleges.
What are the Colonial Colleges?
This building houses the Student Health Clinic and Health Promotion Division (HPD).
From Freehold, this “Boss” of rock wrote Born to Run and Dancing in the Dark.
Who is Bruce Springsteen?
The first Rutgers campus was founded in this year.
What is 1766?
Family Orientation at Rutgers–Newark is typically hosted in this arts and community space inside the historic Hahne building.
What is Express Newark?
Born on March 6, 1972, this athlete is a retired professional basketball player who won four championships and earned 15 All-Star selections.
Who is Shaquille O'Neal?
Rutgers was originally called this before being renamed.
What is Queen’s College?
This major campus street is home to many key buildings, including the Paul Robeson Campus Center.
What is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd?
Born in Glen Ridge, this astronaut became the second person to walk on the Moon.
Who is Buzz Aldrin?
Rutgers became the official state university of New Jersey in this decade.
What are the 1950s?
Part of the Division of Student Affairs, this Rutgers–Newark office supports student involvement, leadership programs, and campus events like Welcome Week.
What is Office of Student Life and Leadership?
A renowned film director known for classics like "Scarface" and "Mission: Impossible."
Who is Brian De Palma?