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A learning community is a self-selected group of students who share similar interests and explore them together in common courses and out-of-classroom activities. These interests may be academic, career-related, cultural, or something else entirely. All have an academic course requirement. Students in learning communities report making friends quickly. Connecting with faculty, staff, and other students more easily, learning community residents are afforded unique opportunities for academic and social success and networking. First- and second-year students who choose to live in on-campus residence halls may also opt to live in one of these living-learning communities.

A dedicated space for all Rutgers students interested in creating, building, tinkering, and designing. Used by faculty for teaching and brainstorming projects and prototypes, the Makerspace is open daily to all students and run by trained undergraduate staff. In addition to CAD computer work stations, the Makerspace features 3D printers, a spindle engraver, a laser cutter, a vinyl cutter, a sewing machine station, and a full range of hand tools, as well as electronics and microcontroller equipment.

The Livingston Makerspace is free to all current Rutgers faculty, staff, and students. We offer a large variety of DIY equipment including 3D printers, electronics, framing, laser cutters/engravers, woodshop, textiles, and more! You can work on a class project, pursue your favorite hobby, or spark your entrepreneurial spirit.

• Semester Hours: Monday-Friday, 1-9 p.m.
• Winter Break/Summer Hours: Monday-Friday, 12-5 p.m.

Stop in for a tour to learn more.

Have a question about meal plans on campus? Get them answered here. Meal plans range from 50 to 285 meals per semester and are available to any student, faculty, or staff that would like to take advantage of what Rutgers Dining has to offer.

Students can make appointments online or by phone to see medical clinicians at any of our three health centers: Hurtado Health on College Ave Campus, Busch-Livingston Health on Livingston Campus, or Cook-Douglass Health at the Institute for Food, Health, and Nutrition on Cook Campus. See our website for our hours.

We offer birth control (including IUD placement), STI screening and treatment, injury evaluations (accidents, sprains, and strains), vaccinations, general medical care and illness visits in a CONFIDENTIAL setting. We have in-person and select telehealth visits with physicians, nurse practitioners (APN), nurses, a physician assistant (PA) and a nutritionist to help you with your medical needs. We are experts in adult and adolescent care including women's health and gender affirming care.

Police incident and motor vehicle crash reports generally take 5 to 7 business days (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays) before they are available to the public.

For your convenience we also offer Motor Vehicle Crash reports online.

The myGuest dashboard allows you to give parents, guardians, and third parties access to view content and services related to your experience at the university, such as your class schedule, financial aid awards, and term bill. While the university is offering this service, access will not be granted without your permission due to the protection of student rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

Find information about signing up an authorized user visit.