First-Generation American Driven to Give Back to Her Community

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Larissa De Paula ('26, SAS/HC) is the first in her family to attend college. She is working toward a dual major in criminal justice and political science with a minor in Latina and Caribbean studies, and she hopes to become an immigration lawyer. Her focus stems from a desire to give back to her family and the Brazilian community that raised her outside of Boston.

Honors College Scholars Convocation | December 2024

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HC Speaks Presents: AI Revolution–RU In or Out?

HC Speaks is back! Join fellow HC students and Dr. Badri Nath, a Professor in the Department of Computer Science, for a roundtable discussion on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on academia, social media, and overall integrity of American society. Participants will earn 2 Changemaking Points.

The Honors College Academic Showcase | Fall 2024


The fall semester Honors College Academic Showcase highlights the work of seniors completing Capstones, as well as student projects developed in Cross-Cultural Competency and +Honors Contract Courses. Students will present their work in a multiplicity of formats: RED Talks, lightning pitches, research posters, media-documented performances, model displays, and academic panels.

Friends, family, advisors, instructors, and alumni are welcome to join!

Faculty Fellows Halloween Meet & Greet

Meet our Faculty Fellows, hear about their recurring and special programs, and learn about their courses, research expertise, and interests—all while making Halloween-themed crafts, painting pumpkins and getting into the fall season.

Climate Crisis Research at Rutgers Faculty Roundtable - Climate Crisis Series

Join us to hear four Rutgers New Brunswick faculty members across disciplines speak about their cutting-edge research and activism related to the climate crisis, and find out how you can shape your studies at Rutgers around this crucial interdisciplinary topic. Panelists include David Hughes (Anthropology), Elaine LaFay (History), Åsa Remmeralm (Geography), and Todd Vachon (Labor Studies & Employment Relations). Hosted by the Honors College Faculty Fellows.