Mal Malone knew she was a musician long before she knew she was a trans woman.
Nearly a decade after picking up the recorder in elementary school, the Mason Gross School of the Arts bass trombone player embraced her full identity as a queer musician last year.
Mal Malone knew she was a musician long before she knew she was a trans woman. Nearly a decade after picking up the recorder in elementary school, the Mason Gross School of the Arts bass trombone player embraced her full identity as a queer musician last year.
Student leaders who help build community and launched new groups to celebrate and embrace their culture were honored last week during the Asian American Cultural Center’s 2024 APIDA Leadership Gala.
Carmella – a member of the Douglass Residential College who describes herself as neurodivergent and has undergone multiple surgeries and months of physical therapy to address a physical condition known as leg-length discrepancy – worked with Zimmerli officials in preparation for the museum’s fall exhibition.
Three Rutgers Today staffers recently attended the Tyler Clement Center's first Inclusion Summit, organized to bring members of the Rutgers Community together to explore issues of diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility.
Keywuan Caulk had a vision of a Rutgers Pride Bus – a loud, proud and mobile celebration of inclusion.
