Busch Campus of Rutgers University

Busch Campus
Type	Public
Established	1930
Location	Piscataway, New Jersey , United States
Campus	Suburban
Website	Busch Campus

Chemistry and Chemical Biology Building, Rutgers University

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Busch Campus is one of the five campuses of Rutgers University located in Piscataway, New Jersey. It is named after Charles L. Busch, a prominent benefactor of the university. The campus is known for its focus on the sciences, engineering, and technology.

History[edit | edit source]

Busch Campus was established in 1930 and has since grown to become a central hub for scientific research and education at Rutgers University. The campus was named in honor of Charles L. Busch, who made significant contributions to the university.

Academic Facilities[edit | edit source]

Busch Campus is home to several key academic and research facilities, including:

Research Centers[edit | edit source]

The campus hosts numerous research centers and institutes, such as:

Student Life[edit | edit source]

Busch Campus offers a variety of student housing options, dining facilities, and recreational activities. The Busch Student Center serves as a central hub for student activities and events.

Athletics[edit | edit source]

The campus is also home to several athletic facilities, including:

Transportation[edit | edit source]

Busch Campus is well-connected by the Rutgers University bus system, which provides transportation to other campuses and key locations within the university.