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A Rutgers–Camden Bonner Civic Scholar is stepping up for a Camden-based organization that provides free books to the community.

Launched in 2018, Rutgers–Camden’s Pre-College Arts Program has opened doors for hundreds of the area’s next generation of creatives, providing them with unique opportunities to discover their artistic potential. 

City & State Pennsylvania honored Leslie M. Walker CCAS’86 for excellence in community service.

Creating impact across South Jersey, the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs' community-facing research strives to improve quality of life for all.

Speaking at the Rutgers University–Camden Chancellor’s Lecture Series, Heather McGhee, New York Times bestselling author of The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone, asked a simple question: “Why can’t we have nice things?”

Volunteers from the Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden and Rutgers–Camden Public Health AmeriCorps joined forces with a local organization to serve families in need this holiday season.

A new project works to ensure Camden residents can experience improved health outcomes by making sure their health data is comprehensive and accessible.

The Office of Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance at Rutgers–Camden seeks to drive change through education, support for survivors, and a community-based approach to intervention.

Students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with national leaders and students from across the country