How has race and systemic inequities influenced the development and administration of American Social Security programs for nearly a century? That’s the topic of a new book written by Rutgers Law Distinguished Professor of Law Jon Dubin.

Rising Rutgers Law 3LE Shanté Palmer, Rutgers-Newark vice chancellor for External and Governmental Relations, chronicles what she learned on a recent trip to England in the Quill Study Abroad Program at the University of Oxford.

Elaine Robbins ’26 has been selected for a competitive internship with the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, where she will work for four months this fall on international human rights issues