NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–Eight months into his tenure as Rutgers Chancellor, Deba Dutta spoke about the past and present of the university, and its hopeful future improvements.
Dutta started the February 28 speech described the most recent achievements and milestones like the university's 250th anniversary, new buildings, and the name change of locations to acknowledge important African-American figures.
The speech then moved forward to talk about what Rutgers needs to do to thrive in the future.
NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ—The Rutgers Gardens will soon be opening a new, year-round farmers market under a state-of-the-art, green roof structure.
The 101-year-old, 130-acre property is home to botanical gardens and farms, and has hosted a farm market since 2008, according to Director Bruce Crawford.
"The building of the structure has been in the works for a couple years," said Crawford. "Rutgers Gardens received an anonymous donation of $150,000 three years ago, which they had to match in their own fundraising."
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