Rutgers University Livingston Campus

PROFESSOR CHARLES FAY from the human resource major department SUCKS!!! He has tenure and has no passion for teaching he is almost 80yr old it is time to leave old man give other people an opportunity
Counselor Joanna eriksen from the labor relations department in Piscataway nj should be fired. She is incompetent lazy and the epitome of jersey trash. Can’t believe someone like her represents the hrm program. It is quite sad. She talks about inappropriate topics and is a bigot. Ugly lazy and fat what more can you ask for… STAY AWAY FROM «counselor» JOANNA ERIKSEN

Really nice campus. Unfortunately, I never had the chance of living on the Livingston campus because the apartments prices were too expensive, but I did like coming to class here. I recall about 5 years ago when this campus was nothing. Since then, they built a new dining hall, new apartments, a movie theater and a new business school building. It is really a nice campus that students like to stay on. It is rather small with only a few bus stops that go around.
Livingston campus has the RAC which is where the basketball games are held and where they now hold Dance Marathon.

Shout-​out to C.J. Unilocaler Bill M. for this «spot-​on» review…
This is definitely a nicer part of Rutgers that I’ve been to. Whenever I’m assisting my friend in locating his classes (particularly the buildings since they tend to be locked at times — lol), we always make this the first stop based on the part of Central Jersey where we come from. This is also because my friend’s parking permit is only valid for this campus too. At least parking here doesn’t seem to be an issue here during the Summer.
This is where The Plaza at Livingston is located. This bright, modern looking complex contains a Starbucks, Qdoba, Kilmer’s Market, a tech shop, Etoile, Hoja Asian Fusion, Henry’s Diner, and a frozen yogurt place called 16 Handles. Of course, we can’t forget about the Rutgers Cinema, where evening movies are screened. What I also like about this place is seeing the water fountains shoot up from the ground in front of Kilmer’s Market. So good.
The Livingston Student Center is a place where students can relax, hang out, or even study. They have various offices and spaces for meetings and events. For those who are hungry, they have The Rock Café that serves various meals, a Dunkin Donuts (we all know what that is), Sbarro’s Pizza, and The Rutgers Zone that serves various snacks. We did stop here to relax briefly before we left to catch a bus. A very nice facility indeed.
Of course, we had to search for some classroom locations on this campus. Most of the buildings that we saw on this campus appeared to be old. At least it was quite easy to locate the classroom locations here. Housing facilities were available on this campus as well.
For those of you who are new here, and see on your schedule that your class is located in a room that starts with «RC», this means Rutgers Cinema. That’s right, they hold classes there in the daytime. We would have loved to snap some photos of this campus, but due to the tight schedule for the Summer Rutgers Bus, we didn’t have time at all. Speaking of the buses, they stop at the Livingston Plaza and Livingston Student Center. We caught a Summer bus at the Student Center in favor of a localized, lengthy ride to the Cook/​Douglass campus, and got off at the Livingston Plaza stop when we returned from there.
Overall, this is a very nice campus.
RU! (’13)