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The psychology and childhood studies major travels to Paraguay next year to serve as an English Teaching Assistant through a Fulbright Scholarship after an undergraduate career packed with academic honors, public service, and campus involvement.

Three Rutgers students have been selected as Goldwater Scholars, a prestigious national honor for undergraduates who plan to pursue research careers in the natural sciences, mathematics and engineering. 

Three Rutgers University–Camden students have been selected as Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholars for the Spring 2026 semester. All three recipients are first-generation college students and together represent each of Rutgers–Camden’s three undergraduate colleges.

On-campus student success services are helping rising junior Amaya Solar CCAS’27 to soar. Solar is majoring in political science and urban studies, with a minor in Spanish, and she is already well on her way to a career in public service.

Sophia Westfall CCAS‘25 will study literature and creative writing at Cardiff University through a Fulbright award, one of the most prestigious and selective scholarships in the world.

The Rutgers University–Camden students who have been named 2025 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholars are hoping to make the most of the opportunity to travel abroad.

A record number of Rutgers–Camden students received Gilman Scholarships for 2025, which will assist them in pursuing opportunities to learn abroad in a diverse range of nations and programs.

Three Rutgers University–Camden students are among 600 nationwide to have been awarded prestigious Critical Language Scholarships by the U.S. Department of State.

Rutgers School of Business–Camden’s Nyree Oliver is the university’s first student to earn a fellowship through the Ivory Bridges Foundation, whose mission is to provide first-generation students with a pathway toward an equitable future.