Notable Alumni
- Jessica Boyington, Miss New Jersey USA 2006
- Kyle Cassidy, best-selling author and photographer
- Betty Castor, Florida politician and former president of the University of South Florida
- Adam Chazen, Emmy Award winner for Visual Effects on HBO's Game of Thrones
- Jack Collins, college basketball coach and Speaker of the New Jersey General Assembly
- Julie Ann Dawson, horror fiction writer and small press publisher
- Scott DePace (B.A., Communications, 1991) TV director, The Howard Stern Show
- Steve Dildarian, creator of HBO animated series The Life & Times of Tim
- Ric Edelman (1980), nationally known financial planner and radio host
- Stink Fisher, football player and actor in movies such as Invincible and The Longest Yard
- Jamie Ginn, Miss Delaware 2006
- Dino Hall, American football player
- Robert Hegyes, actor and former co-star of Welcome Back, Kotter known for his role as Juan Epstein. Robert was a professor at his alma mater in the early-to-mid 1990s.
- Allen Helbig, artist, animator, photographer, body painter, and web designer
- Trymaine Lee (B.A. 2003), Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter
- Fred H. Madden (born 1954), New Jersey State Senator and former superintendent of the New Jersey State Police
- Marilyn Marshall, R&B, jazz, recording artist
- Soraida Martinez, painter, creator of Verdadism art
- Lindsey Petrosh (B.A. 2011), Miss New Jersey USA 2012
- Mary Previte (born 1932), author of Hungry Ghosts, served in the New Jersey General Assembly representing the 6th legislative district from 1998 to 2006.
- Patti Smith, American musician, singer, and poet, member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Shaun T, American fitness trainer and choreographer, host of Hip Hop Abs
- James L. Usry (M.A., 1971), first African American Mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey
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