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A nationally recognized institute on the Rutgers–Camden campus focuses on supporting families impacted by the criminal justice system.

LaRodge Johnson-Miller, a Rutgers University–Camden double major in marketing and photography, will join students from 38 states, Washington, D.C., and Mexico as part of the 2024-2025 Newman Civic Fellows cohort.

Rutgers University–Camden Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis spoke to a broad spectrum of faculty, staff, students, and community members earlier this week, delving into details behind the financial, academic, and cultural health of the institution.

For nearly 16 years, Camden’s young women have found mentoring and empowerment through the I Dare to Care Association, founded by Rutgers University–Camden alumna Pamela Grayson-Baltimore. 

Happy Women’s History Month! Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis invites you to join us throughout March for a campus-wide celebration. This is a time to honor the women of Rutgers–Camden, and we will also salute historical women from around the world, whose innovation and bravery in the face of discrimination have shaped our pursuit of academic excellence.

Rutgers University–Camden is proud to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities’ (AASCU) nonpartisan American Democracy Project by recommitting to the initiative's guiding principles of civic and democratic engagement.

Rutgers University–Camden celebrates Black History Month by honoring stories of the past that influence the success of the future. This year we invite our campus community and partners to join us in a series of events dedicated to educating, celebrating and building community. Learn of the unsung stories that led a generation of people and build that foundation of community resilience.

Rutgers University–Camden has earned the 2024 Richard Guarasci Award for Institutional Transformation from Campus Compact, the largest and oldest higher education association dedicated to community and civic engagement.

The CEO and Executive Director of “The Who We Are Project” joined the Rutgers–Camden community for a discussion on the annual  National Day of Racial Healing.