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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	Rutgers University	9,679
2	Grease Trucks	517
3	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	462
4	Rutgers Stadium	408
5	Rutgers–Newark	271
6	Rutgers – New Brunswick	253
7	Rutgers–Camden	188
8	Rutgers University student organizations	122
9	Rutgers University Press	113
10	Henry Rutgers	110
11	Busch Campus (Rutgers University)	110
12	Cap and Skull	96
13	Rutgers Preparatory School	94
14	Rutgers University traditions	88
15	Old Queens	85
16	History of Rutgers University	84
17	Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum	76
18	The Daily Targum	70
19	Rutgers Centurion	68
20	Douglass Residential College (Rutgers University)	61
21	Rutgers–Princeton Cannon War	61
22	Rutgers University Greek organizations	60
23	Voorhees Mall	55
24	The Medium (Rutgers)	53
25	Gary Brown	48
26	On the Banks of the Old Raritan	45
27	Rutgers Gardens	37
28	Livingston Campus (Rutgers University)	37
29	Livingston College	36
30	Demarest Hall	34
31	Rutgers University Glee Club	30
32	College Avenue Gymnasium	30
33	Eagleton Institute of Politics	27
34	Fluxus at Rutgers University	25
35	WRSU-FM	23
36	Daniel Kolak	22
37	The Bells Must Ring	22
38	African Studies Association	22
39	Center for Women's Global Leadership	22
40	Center for Urban Policy Research	22
41	New Brunswick Theological Seminary	21
42	New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station Office of Continuing Professional Education	21
43	Waksman Institute of Microbiology	19
44	Raritan Quarterly Review	19
45	Inside Rutgers Football	19
46	Institute of Jazz Studies	18
47	Hardenburgh Hall	17
48	WVPH	16
49	Philoclean Society	16
50	BioMaPS Institute for Quantitative Biology	16
51	Ilana Vered	15
52	Ernest Lynton North and South Towers	14
53	Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine	12
54	Institute for Women's Leadership	12
55	Vicki Morrow	10
56	Rutgers Formula Racing	10
57	Computationally Advanced Infrastructure Partnerships Center	9
58	Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Soviet Nonconformist Art	8
59	University College (Rutgers University)	8
60	Center for Effective School Practices	8
61	Deep Treble	8
62	Nancy E. Gary	8
63	The Center for the Study of Genocide, Conflict Resolution, and Human Rights	8
64	Division of Global Affairs, Rutgers University – Newark	7
65	The Newark Targum	6
66	Florence Peshine Eagleton	6
67	Jeehiun Lee	6
68	WINLAB (Rutgers University)	6
69	Rutgers Law Journal	6
70	Winkler Hall	6
71	Casual Harmony	less than 5 views
72	Rutgers University people	less than 5 views
73	Elizabeth Ridgely Nicholas	less than 5 views
74	Presidents of Rutgers University	less than 5 views
75	Rutgers Day	less than 5 views
76	Jorge Reina Schement	less than 5 views
77	Ilya Kaplan	less than 5 views

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The following pages and subcategories relate to Rutgers University, also known as Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and formerly known as Rutgers College (1825-1924) and Queen's College (1766-1825), established in 1766.