Ghcookcampus.rutgers.edu Website Review

Search term Select resource to search All sites People Events Buildings RBHS Search submit The George H. Cook Campus is a vibrant academic oasis at Rutgers University–New Brunswick, HUMMING WITH EXPLORATION OF ALL THINGS ENVIRONMENTAL. The agrarian heritage of the campus remains strong: Cook is home base to both the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences and the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. G.H. Cook Campus is where we engage the stuff of life: what happens under the sea, the flora and fauna of the earth, how we interact with our environment, what we eat, and how the atmosphere and farthest reaches of the heavens affect our lives. View a detailed map of the the state legislature picked the Rutgers Scientific School over Princeton University to be the state land-grant college, paving the way for Rutgers to become The State University of New Jersey. Campus life is hopping at the G.H. Cook Student Center. Events are happening every day, there's tasty food to eat, and there are plenty of locations for quiet studying or hanging out. From the computer lab to the game room, you'll enjoy time spent here. Yes, we're interested in agriculture, but our greenhouses go far beyond the fa*m. Our turfgras* researchers scour the globe for resilient eco-friendly gras*es that use fewer pesticides and less water. Other scientists discover plants that eat and neutralize toxins Sheep, pigs, cows, insects, cytoplasm, mitochondria: if it's living, it's the subject of study at the G.H. Cook Campus. The most obvious fauna encountered on campus are our domesticated fa*m an*mals. New Jersey’s equine industry (that’s horse racing, riding, competing, and more) looks to Rutgers’ Equine Science Center spots on campus. Scientists in this lab are true undersea trailblazers, responsible for the first undersea trans-Atlantic Whether your pas*ion is frisbee, picnicking, quietly strolling, or l’amour, Pas*ion Puddle is a favorite place to relax and change the