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Storm King Trip

Honors College Students Travel to Cultural Places and Events Fall Semester



Rutgers senior Lauren Rodgers examines tiny shells found in sediment at the bottom of the Southern Ocean near Tasmania. Photo: Nick Romanenko/Rutgers University

Climate Change Is a Major Concern for Rutgers Senior



Aasha Shaik ('20, SAS/HC/DRC)

Honors College Junior, Aasha Shaik, earns a Truman Scholarship



Sarah Pomeranz ('20, RBS/HC/DRC) and the Sulis team piloted their water purification system in India.

HC Junior as a student entrepreneur, and a student of entrepreneurship



Eleftheria - winning team

Pharmacy Student Contributes Expertise to Winning Project



Members of five teams that made it to the final round of Rutgers Business School's annual business plan competition pose with sponsors, judges and organizer, Doug Brownstone, an assistant professor of professional practice.

Merakhi team participated as the first all undergraduate team in RBS annual business plan competition



Belle Huang (HC Sophomore) as a Gymnast and Judge

Honors College Sophomore, Belle Huang: Gymnast & Judge



Nicholas Pellitta ('19, SAS/HC) at the Honors College. Photo credit: Nick Romanenko

Honors College senior, Nick Pellitta, named a Schwarzman Scholar



Interim Chancellor Chris Molloy at his office in Old Queens. Photo credit: Nick Romanenko

Chancellor Molloy cites Honors College success in recent interview



Nine first-year Honors College students hailing from three admitting schools at Rutgers–New Brunswick were accepted into the inaugural class of the Rutgers Honors College–New Brunswick and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School 4+4 Program with an Emphasis in Global Health. They are (L-R) Leah Cherukara (SAS/HC), Arianna Horgan (SEBS/HC), Clairisse Whang (SAS/HC), Samuel Fisher (SEBS/HC), Helen Gao (SAS/HC), Aparna Ragupathi (SAS/HC), Devin Busono (SEBS/HC), Kimberlee Sibilia (SOE/HC), and Deven Singh (SAS/HC).

New Rutgers Program Transforms Premed Student Experience