Rutgers University | Division of Student Affairs – New Brunswick
While plans for The Rutgers Club in the Fall of 2024 are not complete, one thing that is known is we will be prepared. Below are some items that Dining Services has and will continue to provide for our staff, members, and guests:
A safe, clean environment for all guests and staff
Continued compliance with NJ State Department of Health requirements and CDC guidelines”
Additionally, all memberships will be extended for the duration of time that The Rutgers Club is closed. More information will follow via email. If you would like to be added to The Rutgers Club email list, click here.
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Thank you for being a valued member of The Rutgers Club. We will be back as soon as we can and will notify you once reopened.
– The Rutgers Club Management
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The Rutgers Club is located on the second floor of Livingston Dining Commons in Piscataway.
Founded in 1957, the original location on College Avenue was one of New Brunswick’s historic houses built in 1915. It was originally owned by Ernest Webb until 1956. At that time, the University purchased the house and the Rutgers Club moved in.
Members enjoy special culinary delights and programming in a unique collegiate and charming atmosphere. The Rutgers Club has reciprocity with over 100 university clubs throughout the world. The Rutgers Club has the capacity to seat over 140 people for a wedding, anniversary, or other special occasion or up to 300 for a cocktail style event. Also, there are several smaller banquet and meeting rooms available. Call the Rutgers Club for more information. Visitors to the university are welcome to eat at the Club, but due to the limited seating availability during they are encouraged to make reservations.
