Notable Members
- Richard H. Askin, CEO of Tribune Entertainment and President of Samuel Goldwyn Television
- Al Aronowitz, Writer, influential behind-the-scenes 60's culture-broker, wrote the seminal articles that brought Beat culture and Beatlemania into American consciousness, friend of Ginsberg, Kerouac, Neal Cassady, Amiri Baraka, George Harrison and others, introduced the Beatles to Bob Dylan and marijuana. Godfather of "rock or gonzo journalism" (long-before the term existed).
- Walter W. Austin, CEO of Raleigh Bicycle Company
- Samuel G. Blackman, First reporter to break the Lindbergh kidnapping story. Held top news-editing position with The Associated Press
- John Joseph "Jack" Byrne, Jr., Chairman and GEO of GEICO which he pulled from the brink of insolvency in the mid-1970s, later served as Chairman and CEO of White Mountains Insurance Group, formerly (Fund American Enterprises, Inc.), Chairman of the Board of Overstock.com 2005-06
- Clifford P. Case, Member, United States Senate
- Jay Chiat, Founder of TBWA\Chiat\Day advertising
- Stanley N. Cohen, Pioneer of gene splicing
- Robert Cooke, First researcher to identify antihistamines
- James Dale, Litigant in noted 2000 United States Supreme Court case Boy Scouts of America v. Dale
- Stuart D. Gittelman, National Executive Director of Delta Phi -- oldest continually active social college fraternity in the United States
- Richard M. Hale, Founder, CEO and Chairman of Halecrest, major supporter of Rutgers Scarlet Knights, namesake of the Hale Center Football Complex at Rutgers
- Homer Hazel, "Pop Hazel", All-American Football Star and member of The College Football Hall of Fame
- William Arthur "Billy" Hillpot, Radio comedian, singer. Half of "Hillpot and Lambert" with Harold Scrappy Lambert a.k.a. "The Smith Brothers", Vocalist on the 1927 Hit "Ain't She Sweet" recorded under Ben Bernie,
- Franklyn A. Johnson, President of three Universities, including Jacksonville University
- Robert E. Kelley, Highly decorated and youngest Lieutenant General in USAF history; Superintendent of the United States Air Force Academy, 1981–83
- Herbert Klein, Member, United States House of Representatives
- George Kojac, Member of International Swimming Hall of Fame, Gold medalist in Swimming at the 1928 Summer Olympics
- Norman M. Ledgin, Journalist, Author, Diagnosing Jefferson; Asperger's and Self-Esteem; The Jayhawker.
- Robert E. Lloyd, Professional Basketball Player with the New York Nets, CEO Mindscape, Chairman of the V Foundation for Cancer Research which honors the memory of his former Rutgers backcourt teammate, Jim "Jimmy V." Valvano
- T. David Mazzarella, Editor of USA Today, President of Gannett International.
- Anne Milgram, Attorney General of New Jersey and First Assistant Attorney General of New Jersey
- Charles Molnar, Inventor of personal computer -- LINC (acknowledged as the 1st personal computer by IEEE
- David A. Morse, Director-General of ILO who accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in 1969 on behalf of the ILO
- Robert Nash, "Nasty Nash" First football player traded in the NFL and first Captain of the New York Giants
- Ozzie Nelson, The man who defined the family television sitcom genre with The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
- Richard Newcomb, Best-selling author of Iwo Jima! ISBN 0-06-018471-X and Abandon Ship! ISBN 0-8050-7071-0 and other works.
- Randal Pinkett, President and CEO of BCT Partners, winner of The Apprentice 4
- Rebecca Quick, Anchor for CNBC Squawk Box, played a crucial role in launch of The Wall Street Journal Online.
- Rey Ramsey, American social justice entrepreneur, author. CEO of One Economy, a multi-national nonprofit that brings broadband to low-income homes and provides a multilingual web portal called The Beehive which has over 9 million users.
- Roland R. Renne, President of Montana State University-Bozeman for 21 years.
- Paul Robeson, World-famous singer, lawyer, athlete, actor, activist, member of The College Football Hall of Fame
- Austin W. Scott, Professor at Harvard Law School for more than 50 years and President of the Association of American Law Schools.
- John Scudder, Physician and Research Pioneer in the field of Blood Storage and Replacement
- Joseph Siry, NASA Chief Scientist
- Walter Spence, Member of International Swimming Hall of Fame, In his first year of competitive swimming (1925), he broke five world records.
- Dick Standish, Anchor and Reporter on Television and Radio at KYW-TV in Philadelphia.
- Owen Ullman, Sr. News Editor of BusinessWeek Magazine, Chief Economic Correspondent with AP, noted White House Correspondent Deputy Managing Editor of News USA Today
- Franklin B. VanHouten, fossilized remains of the smallest mammal to ever live (Batodonoides vanhouteni) were found in a limestone formation that he had earlier named and studied.
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