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Newcombe Foundation grant supports scholarships for students with disabilities

Carpe Diem Society luncheon honors members’ commitment to �鶹��ý����’s future

Golf outing raises more than $130,000 for student athletes and programs

Dr. Richard L. Peterson has taught and mentored thousands of students pursuing careers in management information systems, helping the University’s programs adapt as technology evolved. With his commitment of an estate gift, he is memorializing his career while demonstrating his admiration for �鶹��ý����’s students.

Conference room named to honor the generosity of Dr. Edward J. ’68 and Valerie Faleski

In their newest book, �鶹��ý���� Professors Emeriti Nicholas M. Michelli ’64 and Tina J. Jacobowitz lay out a rationale for education as the path to social justice. Through their scholarship support, they put their philosophy into action, supporting �鶹��ý���� students who plan to teach in underserved urban communities.

Forever revering her �鶹��ý���� education, Arlene Crescenzi Allen ’64 left a transformational gift to the University that will assist generations of students in gaining their teaching education.

The generous support of Ellan Ben-Hayon ’96 and his family and friends pays tribute to his deceased brothers and creates lasting opportunities for students

New museum and learning center will chronicle history of Hinchliffe and serve as educational resource for Paterson and �鶹��ý���� students

Alumni Frank Colombo ’12, Drew Heimlich ’12 and Frank Nelson ’84 are “Paying it Forward” with a scholarship and mentoring initiative that spans generations and springboards students to success.

More than 100 guests attend screening of highly acclaimed documentary

The PSEG Institute for Sustainability Studies Green Teams internship prepared Yvette Viasus ’20 to advocate for broad access to renewable energy and launched her career trajectory.