Like many universities, Rutgers frequently evaluates the effectiveness of its communication platforms. After careful consideration, the university has decided to discontinue Rutgers Magazine.
We recognize that it has been a source of information and enjoyment for many readers. We have carefully weighed the effectiveness of the magazine and concluded that other publications will better meet the needs of the Rutgers community.
Rutgers Today has a long history of delivering news and timely stories about the university. Going forward, it will be the principal source of engaging, entertaining, and inspiring Rutgers content for everyone in our community, including students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the university. Rutgers Today is delivered every weekday, free of charge, via email.
If you do not already receive email delivery of Rutgers Today, you are welcome to provide your most current email address and any other contact information you wish to share here. You can also click the “Subscribe” link at Rutgers Today. We are confident that this publication, as well as other websites and magazines serving specific areas of Rutgers, will meet the needs of readers and community members.
Regards,
Kyle Post
Managing Director, Advancement Communications
Rutgers University Foundation
FAQ
Will there still be an online/digital/web version of Rutgers Magazine?
At this time, no further editions of Rutgers Magazine are planned, either in print or online. The university’s main news site, Rutgers Today, will continue delivering news and stories and will operate without a print version. For readers who looked to the digital version of Rutgers Magazine for meaningful stories and relevant content about the scarlet community, Rutgers Today is an excellent alternative.
Why was there no announcement about ending Rutgers Magazine? Couldn’t you have published a note saying, “This will be our last issue”?
At the time of the magazine distribution, the final decision had not been communicated internally to staff.
Where will I find the In Memoriam list and obituaries that appeared in Rutgers Magazine?
We are developing more effective ways to publish tributes to alumni and other Rutgers community members who have passed away. These developments will go forward with the utmost care and respect. Please be assured that we will make the university community aware of any new forum as soon as possible.
Where will I find the Class Notes and/or Class Columns that appeared in Rutgers Magazine?
Since 2019, Class Notes and Class Columns have been published separately from the magazine. These methods of engaging with the alumni community will continue for the time being, and you can find both here.
With all the changes, how do I make sure you still have my correct address and other information?
You are always welcome to update your contact information and submit a Class Note about your career or other life developments here. Thank you!
We recognize that it has been a source of information and enjoyment for many readers. We have carefully weighed the effectiveness of the magazine and concluded that other publications will better meet the needs of the Rutgers community.
Rutgers Today has a long history of delivering news and timely stories about the university. Going forward, it will be the principal source of engaging, entertaining, and inspiring Rutgers content for everyone in our community, including students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the university. Rutgers Today is delivered every weekday, free of charge, via email.
If you do not already receive email delivery of Rutgers Today, you are welcome to provide your most current email address and any other contact information you wish to share here. You can also click the “Subscribe” link at Rutgers Today. We are confident that this publication, as well as other websites and magazines serving specific areas of Rutgers, will meet the needs of readers and community members.
Regards,
Kyle Post
Managing Director, Advancement Communications
Rutgers University Foundation
FAQ
Will there still be an online/digital/web version of Rutgers Magazine?
At this time, no further editions of Rutgers Magazine are planned, either in print or online. The university’s main news site, Rutgers Today, will continue delivering news and stories and will operate without a print version. For readers who looked to the digital version of Rutgers Magazine for meaningful stories and relevant content about the scarlet community, Rutgers Today is an excellent alternative.
Why was there no announcement about ending Rutgers Magazine? Couldn’t you have published a note saying, “This will be our last issue”?
At the time of the magazine distribution, the final decision had not been communicated internally to staff.
Where will I find the In Memoriam list and obituaries that appeared in Rutgers Magazine?
We are developing more effective ways to publish tributes to alumni and other Rutgers community members who have passed away. These developments will go forward with the utmost care and respect. Please be assured that we will make the university community aware of any new forum as soon as possible.
Where will I find the Class Notes and/or Class Columns that appeared in Rutgers Magazine?
Since 2019, Class Notes and Class Columns have been published separately from the magazine. These methods of engaging with the alumni community will continue for the time being, and you can find both here.
With all the changes, how do I make sure you still have my correct address and other information?
You are always welcome to update your contact information and submit a Class Note about your career or other life developments here. Thank you!
