Editing Cap and Skull (section)

===Demise and rebirth===
Through the 1960s, sweeping social changes occurred and organizations such as Cap and Skull came under scrutiny. In 1969, Cap and Skull graduated its last class.<ref name=":2" /> Its alumni retained their ties and the underlying need for the organization remained. In 1981, Rutgers College students again discussed the need for an organization or honor that would recognize leadership contributions made by members of the senior class. Cap and Skull re-emerged in 1982, and a reunion was held to celebrate the tapping of new members.<ref name=":2" />

In November 1990, the Cap and Skull Room was formally leased, solidifying Cap and Skull's physical presence on campus.<ref name=":2" /> In 2000, a large gala event was held for the 100th anniversary of Cap and Skull and members endowed an annual scholarship to Rutgers students. Author [[William B. Brahms]], a society member, compiled a detailed history with full biographies of all inducted members of the first 100 years. It was privately printed by the society, but is available at the Rutgers University Special Collections and Archives.<ref name=":2">{{cite book |last=Brahms |first=William |author-link=William B. Brahms |title=Cap & Skull Centennial History and Biographical Directory |publisher=Cap and Skull Society |year=2000 |location=[[New Brunswick, New Jersey]]}}</ref>