Showing Collections: 1 - 10 of 12
Filter Results
Additional filters
- Subject
- New Brunswick (N.J.) 6
- Educational administration 2
- New Brunswick (N.J.)--History 2
- Oran (Algeria) 2
- World War, 1939-1945—Campaigns--Algeria 2
- Academic libraries-Administration 1
- Academic library directors 1
- Agricultural education--New Jersey 1
- Agricultural experiment stations-New Jersey 1
- Agricultural fertilizers 1
- Agriculture--Study and teaching 1
- Anthropology 1
- Astronomy 1
- Baltimore (M.D.) 1
- Balut Island (Philippines) 1
- Berlin (Germany) 1
- Calendars 1
- Camp Croft (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1
- Camp Pickett (Va.) 1
- Cherbourg (France) 1
- Chilean nitrate 1
- College administrators--New Jersey 1
- College administrators-New Jersey 1
- College buildings-New Jersey 1
- College presidents--New Jersey 1
- Colleges and universities--New Jersey 1
- Colleges and universities-New Jersey 1
- Diaries 1
- Drafts (preliminary versions) 1
- Dutch Americans--Kentucky 1
- Dutch Americans--New Jersey 1
- East Bern (N.Y.) 1
- Education and state--New Jersey 1
- Education and the state-New Jersey 1
- Education--Finance--New Jersey 1
- Education--New Jersey 1
- Education-New Jersey 1
- Educators--United States 1
- Fort Benning (Ga.) 1
- Geometry 1
- Ghana, Africa 1
- Golf for Women 1
- Higher education and state--New Jersey 1
- Higher education and the state-New Jersey 1
- Historians--New Jersey 1
- Historians--United States--Biography 1
- History--Study and Teaching 1
- History--Study and Teaching--New Jersey 1
- Human behavior 1
- Intergroup relations 1
- Labor movement 1
- Landau (Germany) 1
- Lecture notes 1
- Literature (Writings) 1
- London, England 1
- Manila (Philippines) 1
- Manuscript notes 1
- Manuscripts 1
- Maps--New York (N.Y.)--18th century 1
- Mathematics 1
- Mathematics -- Study and teaching -- 19th century 1
- Men 1
- Mental health policy 1
- Mental hospitals 1
- Middlesex County (N.J.)--History 1
- Montreal, Quebec 1
- New Brunswick (N.J.)--Societies, etc. 1
- New Brunswick, (N.J.) 1
- New Brunswick, N.J. 1
- New Brunswick, N.J.--History 1
- New Jersey--History--Polotics and government--1865-1950 1
- New Jersey--History--Revolution--1775-1783 1
- New Jersey--History--Study and teaching 1
- New York (N.Y.) 1
- New York (N.Y.)--History 1
- New York University -- Faculty -- 19th century. 1
- New York University. Curricula -- 19th century. 1
- New York, (N.Y.) 1
- Newark (N.J.)--History 1
- Omaha Beach (France) 1
- Paris (France) 1
- Philippines--Social life and customs 1
- Pluckemin (N.J.) 1
- Politics -- New Brunswick (N.J.) 1
- Psychiatrists -- United States 1
- Psychiatry -- history 1
- Psychiatry --history --19th century 1
- Public libraries-Acquisitions 1
- Public libraries-Administration 1
- Public libraries-Circulation and loans 1
- Public libraries-Collection development 1
- Public libraries-Employees-Salaries 1
- Public libraries-Finance 1
- Public libraries-History-20th Century 1
- Public libraries-New Jersey 1
- Reports 1
- Revolutionary War, 1775-1783--New York (N.Y.) 1
- Rolls 1
- Rutgers -- Funding -- Ceramics Bill 1
- Scholarship Act of 1890 1 ∧ less
- Language
- Undetermined 10
- English 2
George Washington Coakley was a prominent Rutgers College Alumnus and Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy at the University of City of New York (now referred as, New York University) who conducted notable research on Astro-Physics, particularly on the origin of meteorites and the movements of the solar system.
A veteran of 9th Infantry Division, Harold M. Bruskin fought and worked as a radio operator throughout the European, African, and Middle Eastern theaters until he was injured on the Normandy front on July 25, 1944. Bruskin was ultimately awarded a Silver Star, a Bronze Star, a Purple Heart, and a European-African-Middle Eastern (EAME) medal for his service. This collection consists of a large scrapbook featuring correspondence, photographs, clippings, paper money, and ephemera.
The letters of Jacob R. Van Arsdale include two letters to Jacob's father Isaac, from Jacob's uncle Henry Van Arsdale, on the subject of Jacob's entry into Rutgers College, and one letter to Isaac Van Arsdale from Peter J. Nevius. The remaining correspondence consists of letters from Jacob to his father while a student at both Rutgers College and New Brunswick Theological Seminary and during the initial years of his pastoral ministry.
Research notes and reference material compiled by Edmund B. Shotwell for a proposed biography of Henry Rutgers (1745-1830).
These records chronicle the administrative career of Irving S. Upson, who from 1890-1915 took on various roles within Rutgers College. These roles include that of the first university registrar, secretary, and treasurer, as well as college librarian. These roles saw the development of various other offices present in the university today, including alumni relations and the financial office of the Athletic Association.