Rutgers University Hires First Black President In 253-Year History

Jonathan Holloway has been appointed as the new president of Rutgers University, marking a historic moment as he becomes the first African American to hold this position in the school's 253-year history. Holloway's career includes roles at the University of California, San Diego, Yale College, and Northwestern University. During his tenure at Yale, he faced criticism for his initial silence during student protests about systemic racism, for which he later apologized. Holloway will assume his new role at Rutgers in July, succeeding the retiring Robert Barchi.

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