The Rutgers-Newark community gathered to honor the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack while calling for hope, resilience, and caring in the face of tragedy.
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Rutgers University–Newark’s convocation ceremony celebrated a new beginning for its largest-ever incoming class and two new university leaders: Chancellor Tonya Smith-Jackson and Rutgers President William F. Tate, IV, both of whom arrived this summer.
Lt. Jamie Hendrix of the Rutgers Police Department protects faculty, staff, students, and visitors at the Newark campus. But the main focus of her job is strengthening ties between Rutgers-Newark and nearby communities.
Rutgers-Newark’s new One-Stop Student Services Center, which consolidates several resources in one bright, contemporary space, opened this week in a renovated and expanded Conklin Hall.
Rutgers-Newark leaders marked the opening of the first electric vehicle charging station on campus, gathering in the Warren Street parking lot, where the station is located.
The Intercultural Resource Center at Rutgers-Newark is a place where nearly every group has a home, including LGBTQ students, undocumented students and those from a range of cultural backgrounds.