Renovation of a residence hall at Rutgers–New Brunswick is underway to house former and current golf caddies awarded full tuition and housing scholarships. The program and the new scholarship house are made possible by generous gifts from the Western Golf Association’s Evans Scholars Foundation and the Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, which will host the PGA Tour’s 2027 BMW Championship, a primary supporter of the Evans Scholars.

Future nurses at Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden will soon have greater access to cutting-edge clinical training and new scholarship opportunities thanks to a $300,000 investment from Johnson & Johnson.

Nominations for the next class of inductees into the Rutgers University Hall of Distinguished Alumni will be accepted through September 25.

Alumnus George Shechtman, who is celebrating 60 years as a champion of contemporary realism, says Rutgers helped him find his passion for art.

A father who hated to see his daughter and granddaughter suffer from asthma established a research fund to benefit asthma sufferers in future generations. The fund supports the work of a new research lab and its recent breakthrough of a new blood test to diagnose asthma at the Rutgers Child Health Institute of New Jersey.

Retired pharmaceutical executive Jill DeSimone has established a scholarship to support pharmacy students, sustain others in one of New Jersey’s top professions, and inspire others to do good through philanthropy.

As Rutgers–New Brunswick’s community center for adult autism services officially turns 5, a major donor recalls the journey that brought his family to this moment.

Alumna triumphs over personal tragedy to help victims of domestic violence.

A physicist who earned her PhD from Rutgers in 1982 and has been a faculty member ever since, Eva Andrei is the first Rutgers professor to earn the Kavli Prize, which includes a $1 million shared prize.