Mason Gross celebrates the class of 2026
The class of 2026 said their goodbyes to Mason Gross on May 14 with a ceremony at the State Theatre New Jersey in downtown New Brunswick. See more photos, and view the livestream recording.
The class of 2026 said their goodbyes to Mason Gross on May 14 with a ceremony at the State Theatre New Jersey in downtown New Brunswick. See more photos, and view the livestream recording.
“Don’t sweat the small stuff. Being able to let things go may be the most important skill you can have in this business. And in life.” Read more tips from acting alum Bianca Leigh (Broadway’s “Oh, Mary!”).
Opportunities for participation include art activities for children, a Latin social dance workshop, student music recitals, and more.
“Upstream Democracy: Beauty, Belonging, and Civic Repair” will take place on April 9 at the university’s Zimmerli Art Museum in partnership with the Rutgers Democracy Lab at the Eagleton Institute of Politics.
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.
Funding will support community outreach efforts in the City of New Brunswick throughout 2026.
In this position, Koebner will guide the development of public programming, education, and research collaborations that explore how creative engagement supports physical, emotional, and social health.
This year we welcome to our full-time faculty new arrivals in Art & Design, Music, and Theater. Get to know the newest members of our teaching community.
“Rutgers’s location means that students are able to regularly work with industry professionals who come in as guest artists as well as access opportunities in New York,” The Hollywood Reporter says.