Eight Mason Gross grads have created art work on display as part of this year’s Windows of Understanding social justice public art initiative, taking place across communities in Middlesex and Union counties.
The institutions have signed an agreement designating Rutgers as an official partner for Carnegie Hall’s Well-Being Concerts. The initiative incorporates musical performance with practices meant to support health, reflection, and social connection.
When the concert pianist, scholar, and long-time higher-ed senior administrator begins his tenure on July 1, he will become the fifth dean in the school’s 50-year history.
Art & Design alum Sophia-Yemisi Adeyemo (MFA’25) has made the list alongside tennis player Coco Gauff, musician Doechii, and Academy Award-winning actor Mikey Madison.
Faculty Brandon Williams says he realized early on that “music takes work.”
Dance student Valentina Lorente-Garcia’s gymnastics coach calls her a “firecracker.”
Goetz has tested more than 5,000 films, including “Titanic” and “Sinners,” significantly impacting how movies are made, marketed, and released.
Funding will support community outreach efforts in the City of New Brunswick throughout 2026.
Music alum Brent Chancellor (MM’21) speaks to NPR about his latest album, featuring music rooted in data collected from plants at a Lewiston, NY, park.
More than two dozen students and recent grads of the Filmmaking program collaborated with Oscar-winning filmmaker and professor Thomas F. Lennon to create a documentary detailing the real-world effects of rising sea levels.