Right outside our doors, the Rutgers campus is alive with energy—offering a mix of standout spaces, campus happenings, and experiences worth wandering into.
Mason Gross School of the Arts
Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers is a vibrant community of makers: dancers, filmmakers, musicians, theater artists, visual artists, and designers, unafraid to get their hands dirty as they collaborate with our renowned faculty of professional working artists. A variety of classroom, performance, and exhibition spaces across the Rutgers–New Brunswick campus provide plenty of opportunities for students to make and show their work to the community.
See Rutgers for Yourself! Student guides will talk about their experiences as you tour residence halls, classroom buildings, student centers, and more. Admissions counselors will discuss academics and the admissions process providing parents and students with a clear picture of Rutgers University.
The Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University is one of the largest and most distinguished university-based museums in the country. It collects, preserves, researches, and exhibits world-class works of art to provide the university community and diverse regional, national, and international audiences with direct experience of the visual arts. Scholarly activities make art intellectually accessible through exhibitions, publications, and educational programs.
The Zimmerli Art Museum is also free to visit!
An extensive, searchable listing of activities of What's Happening at Rutgers. Discover activities for learning, participating and engaging with Rutgers University in online and on-site events.
Tickets? Check. Merch? Got it. Fan Zone? Ready to cheer. R Fund? Powering the passion. Media, schedules, and everything else Rutgers sports—your one-stop game-day playbook!
Rutgers Dining Services is dedicated to offering nutritious, high-quality meals in warm and inviting settings, thoughtfully crafted to meet the diverse tastes and needs of the Rutgers University community.
As part of the Rutgers University Inn and Conference Center, the Arbor Trail is a historic nature trail and tree collection built in 1911 to reflect the rolling meadows of England. The trail offers a tranquil escape and functions as both an educational resource and a quiet recreational area for students, faculty, staff, and visitors of Rutgers University.
