NEWS
Recent News
- Alum composes funeral march performed at ceremonies honoring former President Carter
- Dean to serve as Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
- Alum Sebastian Stan wins acting Golden Globe
- “Chaos Organizer” and alum Chelsea Olivia Friday works backstage at Broadway’s “Gypsy”
- Theater project supports formerly incarcerated people reentering society
Rutgers at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center: Spring 2020
See the full list of Mason Gross events at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center for the spring 2020 semester.
Rutgers Welcomes the Class of 2028
Class of 2028 jazz piano student Seraphina Taylor remembers when the music of pianist Thelonious Monk made its way to her Spotify “recommended-for-you” playlist. She was already listening to the likes of Bernard Wright and Don Blackman, but Monk was at...
Research Spotlight: Jackie Thaw
The team worked with art students to create public-facing artworks based on statements in anonymous surveys filled out by students experiencing food scarcity.
Stephanie Cronenberg to serve as inaugural director of Research
This new position is meant to build on the interdisciplinary initiatives underway at the school and to help enhance MGSA’s standing across the university and beyond by building much-needed research infrastructure.
Ellen Bredehoft to serve as associate dean for Academic Affairs
Professor Ellen Bredehoft of the Mason Gross Theater Department has agreed to serve as the school’s associate dean for Academic Affairs for a three-year renewable term. Her appointment is effective August 1.
Mason Gross celebrates the Class of 2024
This year’s Mason Gross School of the Arts convocation ceremony was held on May 9 at the State Theatre in downtown New Brunswick, where the Class of 2024 crossed the stage to receive their degrees.