Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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1766 1770 1771 1771-75 1774 1775-91 1786-90 1789 1791-94 1795-1810 1808-09 1810-25 1810 1825 1825-40 1792-93 I 1812-16 1826-28 i 1827 1830 1832 1840-50 1841 1845 1847 1850-62 1856 1862-82 1863 1864 1866 1869 1870 1872 1873 1880 1880-89 1882-90 1887 1889 1890 1891-1906 1891 1891-1911 1893 iw, wma, 1766-1941 Queen's College granted charter by George III through Governor William Franklin. Second charter granted by George III, New Brunswick chosen as location for college. Instruction begun, jacob R. I-Iarderibergh, President pro tempore. Frederick Frelinghuysen, first tutor. Matthew Leydt, hrst graduate. john Taylor, second tutor. Jacob R. I-Iardenbergh, first President. College Hall erected at end of George Street, foot of present Livingston Avenue. William Linn, President pro tempore. Ira Condict, President pro tempore. Queen's Building erected on present campus. John H. Livingston, President. Covenant H8071 with Reformed Church: Theological Seminary moved from New York to New Brunswick. Name changed to Rutgers College. Philip Milledoler, President. Rutgers Medical School. Philoclean and Peithessophian Societies organized. Grammar School and Societies Building. Alumni Association of Rutgers College organized. A. Bruyn Hasbrouck, President. President's House fFaculty and Alumni Housej. First Greek letter fraternity established. Van Nest Hall. Theodore Frelinghuysen, President. Theological Seminary moved from Queen's Building to its own campus and building. William H. Campbell, President. Scientific School of Rutgers College organized. Conclusion of Covenant with Theological Seminary. Rutgers Scientific School designated the Land Grant College of New Jersey. Departments of Agriculture, Engineering, and Chemistry. Schanck Observatory. The Targum began publication. Rutgers Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa founded, Alpha of New jersey. Scarlet adopted as college color, First American Intercollegiate football game played at Rutgers. Geological Hall. Sophia Astley Kirkpatrick Memorial Chapel. On the Banks composed by Howard N. Fuller '74. New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station established. George H. Cook, Director of Experiment Station. Merrill E. Gates, President. College Agricultural Experiment Station established. New jersey Hall erected by the State. Winants Hall. State Scholarships established. Austin Scott, President. g Edward B. Voorhees, Director of Experiment Stations. Neilson Athletic Field. Robert F. Ballantine Gymnasium. 1 ft Extension work organized.

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1902 1905 1906-24 1906 1906-O7 1908 1910 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1950 1931 1932 1934 1935 1936- 1938 1939 1941 -3 -32 4 37 Ralph Voorhees Library. Department of Ceramics created by the State. Short Courses in Agriculture established. William H. S. Demarest fActing 1905-061, President Gift of Neilson campus. Short Course Building. Entomology Building. Engineering Building. , ' Chemistry Building. Main Agricultural Building. Summer Session established. Deans of Agriculture and Engineering appointed. john Howard Ford Dormitory. 150th Anniversary Celebration. Kirkpatrick Chapel enlarged, Buckham memorial organ. Rutgers designated the State University of New jersey. New jersey College for Women established by the Trustees. Carpender and Cooper properties acquired as site for College for Women. Horticultural Building. Gymnasium, College for Women. Ceramics Building. Poultry and Dairy Husbandry Buildings. Federation Hall, College for Women. School of Education established by the Trustees. Antilles Field, College for Women. Rutgers University adopted as name of entire institution. Bishop Campus acquired. Science Building, College for Women. Recreation Building, College for Women. john Martin Thomas, President. Dramatic Arts Building, College for Women. University Extension Division established. Voorhees Library addition. john Rogers Hegeman Hall. Francis C. Van Dyck Hall. Recitation Hall, College for Women. Elizabeth Rodman Voorhees Memorial Chapel. New jersey College of Pharmacy included in the University. Office of University Comptroller established. Willets Infirmary, College for Women. Music Building, College for Women. Wessells Memorial Hall, William Hopkins Leupp Hall, and Mary Bogert Pell Hall. Philip M. Brett, Acting President. School of Chemistry established. Additional Dormitory Units, jameson Campus. Ballantine Gymnasium destroyed by tire. College Avenue Gymnasium. Infirmary established. Robert C. Clothier, President. University College established. River Road Campus. Phelps Home, Reckitts Building, Wood Lawn. Stadium dedicated. President's House, River Road. 175th Anniversary Celebration.