Honors College, Druskin Lounge

*/ /*-->*/ /*-->*/ Through The Dream Project, students at RU commit to a year of fundraising, hands-on volunteering, and practical nonprofit work experience in support of a local charity doing work in Middlesex County before ultimately biking across the country in the name of the cause.

Join Rutgers University Salsa Club in the Druskin Lounge as they lead a beginner’s crash course to this popular style of Latin dance. There will be food, music and lots of footwork. No prior dancing experience required!

Songs for Survivors is a space to honor all those who have experienced violence (domestic, sexual, etc.). This year's topic will focus on the stories of survivors who identify as a man or with maleness in any way. We will have musicians, free coffee/tea, breakfast foods, self-care activities, visual displays, speakers and more! Admission is FREE and this event is open to ALL students.

Honors College students and their families will participate in a fun afternoon of curiosity, knowledge, and purpose. Enjoy light refreshments while attending mini-lectures from faculty and students, building blankets for Project Linus, decorating pumpkins, Tip-or-Treating with our Mentors-in-Residence, and checking out the HC Makerspace! 

While the event is currently at full capacity, you may submit this form to be added to the waitlist, and we will notify you ASAP if you are able to attend. 

Off-Campus Living and Community Partnerships and the Honors College invite you to help clean up New Brunswick near College Avenue! We will be meeting on Sunday, October 20th in the Druskin Lounge. Check-in will begin at 1:30PM and the clean up will begin at 2:00PM. Participants will receive 2 HC Serves Hours. Registration required. 

Come out to engage with your fellow peers in conversations about representation and diversity in popular media! Food and beverages will be served. 

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