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10/29/2026
🎓 Rutgers CS Students: Stop by the SAS Major & Minor Fair Today!Thinking about adding a major or minor, exploring new in...
10/28/2026

🎓 Rutgers CS Students: Stop by the SAS Major & Minor Fair Today!

Thinking about adding a major or minor, exploring new interests, or discovering how to complement your Computer Science degree?

Make time to stop by the SAS Major & Minor Fair today!

📍 Where: Livingston Student Center
🕐 When: Today, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Explore your options, ask questions, and discover new academic opportunities that can help you make the most of your Rutgers experience!

❤️🖤 Your future is full of possibilities. Come explore them with us!

Special shout out to our amazing team from Rutgers USACS Pallavi, Rohan and Shrika!

10/27/2026

Calling all Rutgers Undergraduates and Transfer Studnents 📣📣

Interested in majoring or minoring in Computer Science?

Stop by the CS Department table at the SAS Major & Minor Fair TOMORROW Wednesday, October 28th!

Our faculty and staff will be on hand to answer your questions about the Computer Science major, minor, courses, career opportunities, and more.

We look forward to meeting you and helping you explore all that CS has to offer!

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Ayan Zaidi has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Support In...
10/23/2026

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Ayan Zaidi has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Support Inclusion in Tech Conference, the first event of its kind at Rutgers University.

Ayan is a Junior at Rutgers University majoring in Computer Science. Born with a chronic hematological condition called Hemophilia, he has a passion for medicine and biotechnology. He aims to showcase how artificial intelligence can improve treatment and disease prevention for chronically ill patients.

Learn more about Ayan by visiting the link in our bio!

The RU 1st Seminar tech conference for Educational Opportunity Fund Scholars is presented by the Rutgers SAS Educational Opportunity Fund Program and Support Inclusion in Tech. Student technologists take the stage as speakers, sharing their ideas and the projects they are building.

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Soraya Mosavi has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Support...
10/22/2026

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Soraya Mosavi has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Support Inclusion in Tech Conference, the first event of its kind at Rutgers University.

Soraya is a computer science student interested in technology, artificial intelligence, and the future of learning. She is passionate about exploring how emerging technologies change how students think and solve problems, hoping to encourage thoughtful conversations about using AI while fostering independent skills and creativity.

Learn more about Soraya by visiting the link in our bio!

The RU 1st Seminar tech conference for Educational Opportunity Fund Scholars is presented by the Rutgers SAS Educational Opportunity Fund Program and Support Inclusion in Tech. Student technologists take the stage as speakers, sharing their ideas and the projects they are building.

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Martin Shen has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Support I...
10/22/2026

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Martin Shen has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Support Inclusion in Tech Conference, the first event of its kind at Rutgers University.

Martin is a senior in the Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences studying Computer Science. Having explored teaching, leadership, community building, and technology, these experiences shaped his passion to help students recognize which opportunities truly matter to them so they can make more intentional choices.

Learn more about Martin by visiting the link in our bio!

The RU 1st Seminar tech conference for Educational Opportunity Fund Scholars is presented by the Rutgers SAS Educational Opportunity Fund Program and Support Inclusion in Tech. Student technologists take the stage as speakers, sharing their ideas and the projects they are building.

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Abdullah Khan has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Account...
10/22/2026

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Abdullah Khan has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Account Created for RU 1st Seminar Conference, the first event of its kind at Rutgers University.

Abdullah Khan is a Computer Science and Math student at Rutgers, a Pakistani immigrant raised in New Jersey, and someone who took a path that looked nothing like the traditional one. Abdullah left high school during COVID, earned his GED, transferred from community college while working multiple jobs, and built DriftPlan, a planner designed for everyone, to manage his ADHD.

Learn more about Abdullah by visiting the link in our bio!

The RU 1st Seminar tech conference for Educational Opportunity Fund Scholars is presented by the Rutgers SAS Educational Opportunity Fund Program and Support Inclusion in Tech. Student technologists take the stage as speakers, sharing their ideas and the projects they are building.

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Daniel John has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Support I...
10/20/2026

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Daniel John has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Support Inclusion in Tech Conference, the first event of its kind at Rutgers University.

Daniel John is a Computer Science and Data Science student, Tech Lead for the Rutgers Honors College, and a builder who believes technology is most powerful when it brings people together.

Daniel has software experience at Capital One and MindfulMela, and works at the intersection of technology, people, and product design.

To learn more about Daniel, visit the link in our bio.

The RU 1st Seminar tech conference for Educational Opportunity Fund Scholars is presented by the Rutgers SAS Educational Opportunity Fund Program and Support Inclusion in Tech. Student technologists take the stage as speakers, sharing their ideas and the projects they are building.

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Maanya Jha has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Account Cr...
10/20/2026

We are proud to share that CS undergraduate Maanya Jha has been chosen as one of six speakers at the upcoming Account Created for RU 1st Seminar Conference, the first event of its kind at Rutgers University

A Computer Science major and Statistics minor, Maanya is a Physics Learning Assistant and an Aresty Peer Instructor. An Eagle Scout, she interned in immunology and AI at Johnson & Johnson, conducted computational research in microbiology, and enjoys public speaking, making art, and observing art.

Learn more about Maanya visit the 🔗 in our bio!

The RU 1st Seminar tech conference for Rutgers SOE EOF Program Scholars is presented by the Rutgers SAS Educational Opportunity Fund Program and Support Inclusion in Tech. Student technologists take the stage as speakers, sharing their ideas and the projects they are building.

📢 Big update for current and future Rutgers Computer Science students!Our new introductory Computer Science course seque...
10/19/2026

📢 Big update for current and future Rutgers Computer Science students!

Our new introductory Computer Science course sequence offers a refreshed path into the major. Want to see how it works and which courses you’ll take?

Check out the full details on our website through the link in our bio.

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