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Rutgers Business School-New Brunswick sophomore Justin Lee said he didn’t hesitate when his friend Alex Nguyen, another Rutgers Business School sophomore, asked him to be part of a team that would compete in .

But Lee said he never expected to actually wind up on a stage in Paris, standing among the six teams chosen as finalists. Ditto for Nguyen and their team-mate from Rutgers University's School of Arts and Sciences, Zaynab Kahn.

This past May, Adora Moneme graduated from Rutgers University with a B.S. in Exercise Science and Sport Studies with Summa Cum Laude distinction. Although her scarlet uniform and cleats may be retired, Moneme's studies continue towards a career in pediatrics this August at the University of Pennsylvania.

Rutgers University opens its doors this semester to the Class of 2023, an accomplished group of students who are already working to make the world a better place and are poised to begin making their mark at Rutgers.

RUTGERS - A record number of 45,200 students applied for admission to one or more of Rutgers’ campuses statewide. 

Rutgers University opens its doors this semester to the Class of 2023, an accomplished group of students who are already working to make the world a better place and are poised to begin making their mark at Rutgers.

A geology major spent summer in Houston focusing on Red Planet

Sophie Benaroya had long dreamed of working at NASA.

“I’ve been interested in planetary science since I was a kid,” said Benaroya, a School of Arts and Sciences and Rutgers Honors College senior at Rutgers University-New Brunswick. “I just didn’t think NASA was an option.”

Eshan Kaul (SEBS'19), an aspiring medical doctor from Green Brook, New Jersey, has been named as the 2019 recipient of the Riki Jacobs Livingston Pride Award, given by the Livingston Alumni Association (LAA) of Rutgers University-New Brunswick.