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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Pete Grannis
Former Commissioner of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Frederick Kroesen
General
Henry Dumas
American writer
Epiphanny Prince
Russian-American professional basketball player
David Aaron Clark
Author
Edythe Wright
American singer
Angelo Codevilla
Maria Collett
Member of the Pennsylvania State Senate
John Danowski
Justin Mortelliti
American actor
Suzanne Lebsock
Author
Robert Agnew
University teacher
Bernard J. Dwyer
American Politician
Stewart H. Appleby
Former United States Representative
Betty Fussell
American writer
Jack Orchulli
Political figure
Allan Borodin
American computer scientist
Amelia Pietrangelo
Canadian soccer player
Arthur John Holland
David R. Mayer
American Politician
Donald Halperin
Former New York State Senator
Gary Kuehn
American artist
George William Hill
American astronomer
Glenn Carbonara
American soccer player
Harry Cicma
American tennis player
Hervé Lamizana
Ivorian professional basketball player
Hollis Copeland
American professional basketball player
Jeff Zaun
Soccer player
Jerry Izenberg
Journalist
Alex Silvestro
American football defensive end
Camilla Townsend
American historian
Courtney Greene
Former American football player
Don Peebles
New Zealand artist
Frank Wilcoxon
Chemist
Gene Lyons
American columnist
Jeff Frazier
Baseball player
Jeremy Zuttah
American businessman
Jon Conway
American goalkeeper
Judith D. Zuk
American horticulturist
Arend Lubbers
Kenneth Lampl
American composer
Kevin Malast
American football linebacker
Kevin Powell
American activist
Kōjirō Matsukata
Japanese businessman
Leo Warren Jenkins
John McCormac
American Politician
Gunārs Saliņš
Poet
