Associate professor William FitzGerald offers advice on how to survive seasonal festivities.

Associate Professor of History Katherine C. Epstein's latest book explores how the course of history was altered by the pirating of a British invention.

Blanca Cats, the on-campus registered dietitian at Rutgers–Camden, wants to empower students to make better choices at mealtime and to appreciate that healthy eating doesn’t necessarily look one specific way.

Assistant Professor Thomas Fewer champions a new approach to business, government, and finding the common good.

Rutgers University–Camden continued its observance of Veterans Day with a November 12 luncheon honoring members of the beloved Camden community who have served or continue to serve in the United States armed forces.

Mercy Romero returned to her hometown as the Rutgers University–Camden Chancellor’s Distinguished Visiting Scholar, bringing her scholarship and creative voice to a series of programs dedicated to place and community. 

A young Rutgers Law alumnus is turning his lifelong passion for helping others into a successful career. Less than a year after graduating, he won a hard-fought victory for an 80-year-old client who had been fraudulently deceived into signing over his home’s deed.

Marine Corps Cpl. Zach Bautista has a gift for graphics and a calling to serve others.

Assistant professor Anthony Grasso's new book dives deep into the history of the U.S. legal system to answer a common question: Why are those convicted of street crime viewed and treated differently than white-collar offenders?