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New Brunswick, New Jersey
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The campus hosts the Rutgers Gardens, a 180-acre botanical garden and farm that serves as a living laboratory for students and the public.
The campus features several historic buildings, including the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, which dates back to the late 19th century.
The campus is known for its commitment to sustainability, with initiatives like the Rutgers EcoComplex, which focuses on clean energy and environmental solutions.
The campus regularly hosts cultural events, including performances by the Mason Gross School of the Arts, which is located on the campus.
The campus includes the Rutgers Animal Care Program, which provides facilities for research and teaching involving animals.
