Rutgers is suspending all in-person instruction, with the exception of clinical instruction, for the remainder of the spring semester. All events scheduled at the university through the month of May are suspended, including Rutgers Day and commencements at all campuses. For the latest COVID-19 information
GUIDANCE ON THE PASS/NC POLICY FOR SPRING 2020 FROM THE PROVOST: https://nbprovost.rutgers.edu/guidance-faq
Technology Resources for Students - Learn about technology resources for Rutgers students, including information about web conferencing, class learning management systems, and getting help with technology services and system! A number of providers of internet access have committed to providing access to students via the Keep Americans Connected Pledge. The arrangements vary among providers. Please see provider pages: Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, Spectrum, Comcast, AT&T, Altice USA/Optimum
This is a remarkable time to be a biologist. The 21st century will arguably be remembered as the “Century of Biology.” Boundless frontiers in such areas as genetics, cell, developmental and molecular biology, neurobiology and cognitive science, stem cell research, bioinformatics, biomaterials, environmental science and ecology, and evolution hold great promise for changing our lives in extraordinary ways. Rutgers, as a major research university in New Jersey, is firmly positioned as one of the key contributors to the shaping of the “Century of Biology.” We confidently believe that the undergraduate biology student at Rutgers will not only be a beneficiary of this exciting environment but also a potential contributor to it. Read more....
