The Geology Museum has limited open hours during the summer months. Tours can be booked during our business hours (above). Multiple groups may be combined for these tours depending on demand. Tours during Non-Business Hours The Museum can b…
Museum HoursSchedule a Tour Event Calendar Annual Open House Stay Connected Give to the Museum Contact Us Rutgers University Geology MuseumRutgers, The State University of New JerseyGeology Hall, 2nd Floor85 Somerset Street New Brunswick, N…
Thank you to all who attended this year's Annual Open House, celebrating the Geology Museum's 150th Anniversary! *Details about each event can be found below.* All lectures will be held on Zoom, as well as Live-Streamed to Facebook. All chi…
All tours are subject to availability and requests must be received a minimum of 2 weeks prior to your visit. **Please note that the Museum does not have an elevator and is located on the second floor of the building.** Please fill out the
Written by Ashley Medrano, Student Assistant, Rutgers Geology Before artist Jeanne Filler Scott was an internationally recognized equine and wildlife artist, she was an art student at Rutgers University (class of 1977). As a frequent visito…
Written by Julie Criscione, Geology Museum Assistant This month, we would like to introduce the new (and free!) Rutgers Geology Museum Mobile App! After a year of planning and content writing, our app has officially been released! The new a…
Last month, Camryn Kozachek, one of our undergraduate student researchers, presented her work at the Geological Society of America’s national meeting in Indianapolis! Camryn came to the Geology Museum in the Fall of 2017 through the Rutgers…
Did you know that New Jersey has its own state fossil? Yes, you read that right! And even better, it’s a dinosaur! The Hadrosaurus foulkii was the first mostly complete dinosaur skeleton ever found in North America and marked a significant
Written by Darshana Shapiro, PhD Candidate in the Department of Anthropology at Rutgers University Modern humans today eat all kinds of different foods, from cheeseburgers to crickets to kale, but what did our hominin ancestors eat three mi…
Join us on certain Thursday evenings for these online sessions, where we hope to engage children and answer their questions! During each event, our geologist will first introduce the day's geologic topic and then answer your questions about…
The Geology Museum offers two STEM-themed patch programs! These tours are aimed toward Scout groups, but can be booked by any group of 10 or more. Each 1 hour program tour will guide the group through a different geology-related topic and e…
The Geology Museum will be celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2022! A year-long celebration of this momentous occasion will begin with the 54th Annual Open House Event on Saturday, January 29, 2022. This year’s theme will be the “History