Rutgers Alumni
The Rutgers University Alumni Association (RUAA) is a powerful worldwide network of more than 500,000 Rutgers graduates. Membership in the RUAA begins upon graduation, is free for life, and includes an array of national, local, and university benefits. Alumni are invited to keep in touch and stay connected in ways that are meaningful to them.
Stay Scarlet Forever
As a Rutgers graduate, you share in the R-U spirit and pride. No matter when you graduated or where you live, this is an opportunity to stay connected with your alma mater. Reap the benefits of free lifetime alumni membership including access to career resources, signature events such as homecoming, and affinity groups based on interest, profession, region, and much more through the Rutgers University Alumni Association (RUAA).
Rutgers University Alumni Association
- Rutgers University Alumni Association
- Alumni Events
- Discounts and Services
- Career Resources
- Connect with RUAA: Facebook | Flickr | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube
- Special Interest Groups, Regional Clubs, and Volunteer Activities
Visit Our Alumni Houses and center
Enjoy beautifully renovated, historic spaces exclusively for Rutgers alumni that offer a range of alumni-focused activities and events, public meeting rooms, comfortable seating, free WiFi, and other amenities. Alumni association staff are available during business hours to answer questions and assist visitors at these locations:
Rutgers Alumni House at Van Nest Hall
19 College Avenue
New Brunswick, N.J.
Rutgers University–Newark Alumni Center
72 Washington Street
Newark, N.J.
Rutgers University–Camden Alumni House
312 Camden Street
Camden, N.J.
Questions?
If you have a question about alumni services, contact your nearest Rutgers University Alumni Association office or send an email rualumni@ruf.rutgers.edu.
A Centennial Alumni Anniversary
Paul Robeson, Class of 1919
Robeson is one of the university's most distinguished alumni. As a student at Rutgers College from 1915-1919, Robeson excelled in both academics and athletics. After graduating from Rutgers, he earned a law degree from Columbia University, became a lauded actor and entertainer, and took up the mantle as an unwavering advocate for human rights.
In 2019, the university community will mark the centennial anniversary of Paul Robeson's graduation from Rutgers College in 1919 with a variety of events and activities. We invite you to learn more about Robeson's legacy.
Connect with Rutgers Magazine
Take a look at the profile of Rutgers president Robert Barchi and his success leading the university.
Read about the Rutgers–Camden veterans, one of whom is an alumnus, who are behind the nursing program that prepares vets to care for vets.
Learn about a Rutgers institute, led by two alumni, that works with law enforcement to safeguard at-risk communities vulnerable to violence.
Meet the newest members of the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni.
Find it all in the Fall 2019 issue of Rutgers Magazine online.
