Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences has demonstrated the many ways in which a liberal arts institution contributes to the well-being of the world.
Arden Benner was seeking a calling that would combine a deep reverence for the environment, an emphasis on public health, and a strong commitment to social justice. Benner, now a School of Arts and...
Sociologist Karen Cerulo is known for research that examines people’s tendency toward blind optimism, and the consequences that result. Her work is particularly relevant to the COVID-19 pandemic,...
With the coronavirus pandemic ravaging the economy, Rutgers University alumnus Larry Agron has stepped up to support School of Arts and Sciences students who face financial challenges. “We must...
Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, students were meeting on campus for one-on-one language exchanges that draw from Rutgers’ linguistic diversity as part of an innovative one-credit initiative offered...
Rutgers is known as a diverse place. But not everyone knows Rutgers was one of the first American colleges to enroll Japanese nationals and that in Japan Rutgers graduates contributed to the...
Thomas Wood, a member of the SAS Class of 2020, has specialized in research that examines the genetic mechanisms that allowed fish to evolve mammals, birds, and reptiles, logging up to 35 hours a...
