The Rutgers men's lacrosse team headed to New York City last week for its second annual "MLAX Finance Career Day." Designed for those students currently exploring careers in finance, 14 student-athletes spent the day learning from top-level executives and young alums who all had plenty of wisdom and insights to share.  The team started the day at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where host Ferdinand Masucci delivered great on nailing the interview and remaining relevant throughout one's career.  Next up was the team's visit to PwC for both a working lunch and mini team reunion, hosted by Chris Heffernan, '85.  Joining Chris for a lively discussion were Thomas Badger, '92,' Ed Bartleson, '13, James Connelly, '89, and Will Mangan, '12. The guys wrapped up their day at Napier Park Global Capital, where they talked with three members of the management team -- Sr. Managing Partner Jim O'Brien plus Rutgers alumni Fred Hoffman, '86, and Michael O'Brien, '91 -- as well as the principals of two start-up investment/consulting firms, Elliott Aronson, RU 'TK, with Iliad Realty Group, and Melanie Santos Grant, RU '94, with Escalatus. 

The Knight of Networking is a networking event that takes place annually designed to the provide student-athletes with a career knowledge platform where they can inquire and obtain valuable insight on the various career fields from successful professionals. In turn this allows for the student-athlete to have a clearer understanding of their ultimate career path as well as the opportunity to build the networking portfolio.

The 2006 Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team is considered by many to be one of the very best ever to wear the Block R.  Ten years later, the team returned to Piscataway to celebrate that magical season, reconnect with old friends, and reflect upon all they have accomplished since their time On The Banks.  

L2CStudios had the pleasure of capturing the newest members of the Rutgers Athletics Hall of Fame as they were honored on Friday, October 14, 2016 at the Heldrich Hotel, New Brunswick. They include Bob Reasso (men's soccer), Kelly Harrigan (women's swimming & diving), Cappie Pondexter  (women's basketball), Brian Leonard (football), Mike Leta (wrestling), Julie Culley (women's cross country/track & field).

Rutgers Leadership Academy treated sponsors and donors to a night of football during the RLA Appreciation Game. The night was filled with dinner, drinks, laughs, and a vision cast for the future of RLA. 2 Awards were given to Rutgers students during halftime for their volunteer and extracurricular excellence.