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Important Dates
- Residence Halls reopen: Sunday, January 19 at 10am
- Dining Halls reopen: Sunday, January 19 at 4pm
- Martin Luther King Day (University Closed): Monday, January 20
- Spring Semester Begins: Tuesday, January 21
- Student Health Insurance Waive/Enroll: January 31
Drop/Add Dates:
- January 21: First day of classes; Add/Drop period begins
- January 28: Last day to drop classes without a W for the spring term
- January 29: Last day to add classes for undergraduate students
One Stop Student Services Center
Students should visit Records Hall (suite 140) for assistance with Financial Aid, Registrar, and Student Accounting. All payments, however, should be directed to the Cashier's Office (suite 138). Providing service across these areas in one location promotes integrated levels of service and a more efficient experience for students. This new format will be in place until the physical One Stop Student Services Center on Busch campus is completed and operational in fall 2021.
The office is open for walk-in inquiries Monday through Thursday from 8:30am to 4:30pm and Friday from 10:00am to 4:30pm.
Students can also contact a Student Services Advisor via email by using the following contact forms:
Financial Aid
Registrar
Student Accounting
Student Accounting is officially on the Rutgers App, making it even easier for students to pay their term bill, sign up for direct deposit, add an authorized user, and complete exit counseling. Spring 2020 semester term bills are now available; students can view and pay their bill at paymybill.rutgers.edu. It is advisable for all students to check their due date on their term bill to avoid late fees.
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Save the Date: Spring Parent and Family Association Meetings
Mark your calendars for the Spring Parent and Family Association meetings:
-Monday, February 10
-Monday, March 23
-Monday, April 13
-Monday, May 11
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Residence Life 2020-2021 Housing Application
Looking to live On the Banks for the 2020-2021 school year? Learn about how to apply for the housing selection process here.The deadline to apply is Tuesday, January 28th so don’t miss out!
If your student will be starting their first semester for Fall 2020, they can apply for housing through their myRutgers portal.
For more information on living on campus, visit the Residence Life website.
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2020 Spring Career & Internship Mega Fair
The Spring Career & Internship Mega Fair is next month! Know a student who didn’t get the chance to attend last semester? This year’s fair will occur from February 4 - 5, 2020, and will feature employers like Amazon, Capital One, Reckitt Benckiser, Verizon, and many more!
For the full list, visit Rutgers Handshake. Students of all majors and alumni are welcome to attend this fair.
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Save the Date: Siblings Day
Siblings and family members of current Rutgers students are invited to campus on Saturday, January 25th for some activities, bonding, prizes, competition, and of course - the Men's Basketball game against Nebraska! Check out the schedule of events below:
11am - 1pm: Siblings Day Programs
1pm: Pre-Game Social at The RAC
2pm : Men's basketball game v. Nebraska
More information on pre-game programming will be available soon.
Students can purchase tickets through their athletics account by using their RUID. Students must purchase tickets while logged in as these tickets are not available to the general public.
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Buy Your R Family Shirt
Weren't able to buy an R Family Shirt during Parent and Family Weekend? Be sure to purchase your exclusive R Family long sleeve shirt for Siblings Day! Tickets are available now. Students can pick up their shirt at the FREE pre-game social from 11am-1pm on Sibling Day, Saturday, January 25th.
For more information about Siblings Day, visit our event website.
Follow us on Facebook or visit our website to stay up to date on the latest information!
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Rutgers Internship Excellence Awards
Deadline: March 1
Calling all students who completed an internship during the spring, summer, or fall of 2019! Have them show off their achievement by applying for the Internship Excellence Awards! Eight award recipients will have the chance to receive recognition for their professional contributions with a monetary award and a feature with the Office of Career Exploration and Success.
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Rutgers Internship and Co-op Program
Deadline: January 24
Students who have secured an internship or a co-op for the spring semester are encouraged to apply for the Rutgers Internship & Co-Op Program (RICP). Eligible students have the chance to gain work experience and earn academic credit simultaneously towards their degree.
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Zimmerli Museum Updates
Did You Make a New Year Resolution to Experience More Art?
Join us for two new exhibitions in the coming weeks. “It makes me think of that awful day…” The Natural World in the Anthropocene, which opens January 18, examines humankind’s place within – and impact on – the natural world. Everyday Soviet: Soviet Industrial Design and Nonconformist Art (1959-1989) opens February 8, exploring the influence of anonymous designers on individual artists, many of whom achieved international acclaim in the contemporary art world.
Art After Hours: First Tuesdays returns for the new year on February 4. The evening includes a tour of Dialogues—Ilya Kabakov and Viktor Pivovarov: Stories About Ourselves led by guest curator Ksenia Nouril (a Rutgers alum!), a screening of Amei Wallach’s 2013 film Ilya and Emilia Kabakov: Enter Here, live music, and complimentary refreshments.
The Zimmerli Art Museum is located at 71 Hamilton Street on the College Avenue Campus. Admission to the museum, as well as the programs listed, are free and open to the public. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for updates!
Image:
Viktor Pivovarov
No. 9 from the series Tears, 1975
Ink and gouache on paper
Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers
Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union
© 2019 Viktor Pivovarov
Photo Peter Jacobs
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Rutgers Summer Session
Get ahead this summer! The Rutgers University–New Brunswick Summer Session provides an opportunity for students to make progress towards their degree, and allows students to:
- Acclimate themselves to the University
- Earn credits towards their degree
- Explore possible majors
- Reduce course load for the academic year
- Meet new people
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4th Annual Writers’ Conference
Is your child interested in honing their writing skills and taking a shot at getting published? Join us June 5-7, 2020 for the fourth annual Rutgers University–New Brunswick Writers' Conference, designed for aspiring and established writers to get inspired, sharpen their skills, and network.
Hear from bestselling novelists Jane Smiley, A Thousand Acres, Billy Collins, Sailing Alone Around the Room: New & Selected Poems, and many others. Learn more here.
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Summer Scholars
High-achieving high school students and gifted youth are encouraged to challenge themselves this summer by taking up to two college courses before entering college with the Rutgers Summer Scholars program. Become familiar with the campus, explore interests and possible majors, and learn from award-winning faculty.
Learn more on our website.
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Pre-College Academies
Registration for Pre-College Summer Academies has begun! Students ages 16-18 can explore their interests during these one- and two-week residential academies.
Students have the opportunity to practice skills and abilities required for success in fields of interest and see how practitioners utilize their skill and competencies in their work. Learn more by visiting here.
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Test Prep
Prepare for pre-college and postgraduate admissions tests and learn proven strategies, receive expert instruction, and choose from convenient schedule options with test preparation classes for the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, SAT, and ACT. Learn more on our website.
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Rutgers Today
Delivered to your inbox daily, Rutgers Today, the university’s official news source, provides you with stories and videos from across the university that showcase our outstanding students and faculty, research and health breakthroughs, and community programs that are improving lives in New Jersey, the nation, and beyond. Sign up to get stories and videos like these:
Decade in Review
Take a look at some of the most-read Rutgers Today stories of the 2010s from across the university.
Dental School Receives Funding to Expand Care for Patients With Disabilities
Rutgers School of Dental Medicine will get a $250,000 boost for the only dental clinic in the region that provides care to patients with disabilities and who are on the autism spectrum.
Rutgers Senior Writes Song to Help Brother in Need of Kidney Transplant
Singer-songwriter Sophia Angelica Nitkin gave her big brother Christopher Rybin an early holiday gift this year: a song about her love for him as he faces the biggest crisis of his life.
Zimmerli Art Museum Offers New Tools for Visitors With Sensory-Related Disorders
The Rutgers-New Brunswick museum is the first in New Jersey to offer free sensory inclusive bags with fidget tools, noise-canceling headphones, weighted lap pads and other items to help visitors on the autism spectrum enjoy their visit while avoiding sensory overload.
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New Jersey Film Festival Spring 2020
The Rutgers Film Co-op/New Jersey Media Arts Center, in association with the Rutgers University Program In Cinema Studies, is proud to present the New Jersey Film Festival Spring 2020 which marks our 38th Anniversary. Showcasing new international films, American independent features, experimental and short subjects, classic revivals, and cutting-edge documentaries, the New Jersey Film Festival Spring 2020 will feature over 40 film screenings.
The Festival will take place on select Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings between January 25 - February 28, 2020 in our state of the art facility Voorhees Hall. You can purchase tickets and find more info here.
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