Campus Resources and Facilities

Blumenthal Hall (249 University Ave.) student services building is located on the corner of University Avenue and Raymond Boulevard. It is home to Admissions, Health and Pharmacy Services, the Counseling Center, Commuter Transit and Parking Services, the Office of Communications, the Office of Summer and Winter Sessions, the Office of Financial Aid, the Registrar, and Human Resources.

Our libraries are multimedia information centers, with rich resources for graduate, undergraduate and professional students, and the general public. The main campus library honors John Cotton Dana, one of the most famous librarians in American history. We also boast the premiere resource of criminal justice materials, the largest law library in NJ, and the largest jazz archive in the world.

The Paul Robeson Campus Center (350 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.) is home to a Quiznos, Starbucks, a food court and the University Club. An all-you-can-eat dining facility, Stonsby Commons and Eatery, is located in Woodward Hall and open to all. University Square houses a Subway sandwich store, a food court, a convenience store and a coffee shop. Also available are One Park Bistro in the Business School (1 Washington Park) and the Law & Justice Café, in the Center for Law and Justice (123 Washington St.).

Bradley Hall (110 Warren Street) is the place to shop for books, school supplies, and Rutgers apparel, in the campus Barnes & Noble. The building is also home to two academic departments: Arts, Media & Culture and Urban Education; the Learning Center; Academic Foundations Center; Bradley Theatre, and the campus post office.

Alumni Field is enveloped by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Warren Street, University Avenue and Raymond Boulevard.  It is the venue for NCAA baseball, softball and soccer games. It is a lighted outdoor facility that features a FieldTurf artificial surface.

The School of Law – Newark and the School of Criminal Justice  share a single building, the Center for Law and Justice (CLJ)(123 Washington Street), which also is home to  the law library and the criminal justice library.  Also located in CLJ are the Police Institute, the Division of Global Affairs, the Office of the Chancellor.  On the lower level you'll also find the Center for Law and Justice Cafe, which serves a variety of hot and cold beverages, sandwiches, salads and homemade soups.