Université Rutgers
Also known as Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Rutgers, rutgers.edu, State University of New Jersey Rutgers, Rutgers State University of New Jersey, Rutgers--the State University, newbrunswick.rutgers.edu
université américaine
Key facts
- Former names
- Queen's College, (1766–1825), Rutgers College, (1825–1924), Rutgers University, (1924–1945)
- Motto
- Sol iustitiae et occidentem illustra ( Latin )
- Motto in english
- Sun of righteousness, shine also upon the West.
- Type
- Private college (1766–1945) , Public land-grant research university
- Established
- November 10, 1766 ; 259 years ago ( 1766-11-10 )
- Accreditation
- MSCHE
- Religious affiliation
- Nonsectarian - historically Dutch Reformed
- Academic affiliation
- AAU CUMU ORAU URA sea-grant space-grant
- Endowment
- $2.35 billion (2025), (system-wide)
- President
- William F. Tate IV
- Academic staff
- 4,314
- Administrative staff
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L'université Rutgers (en anglais, Rutgers University) ou Rutgers, l'université de l'État du New Jersey (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) est la plus importante université de l'État du New Jersey et l'une des plus importantes universités d'État américaines. Elle est située sur trois campus : le premier à New Brunswick et township de Piscataway, les autres dans les villes de Newark et Camden.
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