Rutgers University
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, commonly referred to as Rutgers University, Rutgers, or RU, is a public research university in New Jersey. It is the largest institution of higher education in New Jersey. Rutgers was originally chartered as Queen's College on November 10, 1766.
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John McVey
American singer
Richard Edward Wilson
American composer
Bill Rasmussen
Scott Rasmussen's father
Gerald Shargel
American attorney
Nicholas Sacco
Mayor of North Bergen
Tyler Kroft
American football tight end
Hazel R. O'Leary
Former United States Secretary of Energy
James Davison Hunter
American sociologist
Joel S. Migdal
Professor
Kenny Davis
American bassist
Laurie Berkner
French-American singer
Jason McCourty
American football defensive back
Jim Valvano
American basketball player
Nathan Rosenberg
American economist
Paolo Montalbán
American-Filipino actor
Cathy Ann Bencivengo
Judge
Alan E. Nourse
American fiction writer
Michael Philip Mossman
American jazz trumpeter
Tracy Byrnes
American news anchor
Ralph Peterson
American drummer
Zaid Shakir
American scholar
Daniel R. Benson
New Jersey State Representative
Thomas A. Kennedy
Chief Executive Officer of Raytheon
Michael Huemer
Professor
Sonia Johnson
American writer
Sharon Kay Penman
American novelist
Diane Douglas
Politician
Jelani Cobb
American writer
Emmanuel Dongala
Congolese chemist
Joyce Kilmer
American writer
Tracey Scott Wilson
American playwright
Daniel G. Nocera
American chemist
Alrick Brown
Filmmaker
Tom De Haven
American author
Christ Zois
Author
Gary Brackett
American football linebacker
Jasbir Puar
Author
Shaun Nichols
American philosopher
Chinelo Okparanta
Nigerian novelist
Tomas Kalnoky
American musician
Brett Hoebel
Personal trainer
Courtney Bryan
Composer
Clifford Owens
Performance artist
Richard Ebeling
American author
Christopher J. Connors
New Jersey State Senator
Eddie Krassenstein
American voice actor
Mei Wei Cheng
