Professors Dan Cook and Nathan Fong explore how technology has increased children’s influence on parental spending especially when it comes to holiday shopping.

 Choctaw roots are a source of strength, fortitude, and pride for Rutgers–Camden student-athlete, Ciera McCrae. 

Kristen August, associate professor in the Departments of Psychology and Health Sciences at Rutgers–Camden and Daniel Lee, director of the Rutgers–Camden Wellness Center, share strategies for managing mental health over the holiday season.

The world's largest open-track traffic experiment is being conducted by the CIRCLES Consortium – comprised of Benedetto Piccoli, vice chancellor for research and the Joseph and Loretta Lopez Chair of Mathematics, along with several researchers nationwide – are testing 100 AI-equipped vehicles to mitigate human-caused traffic jams. 

As the holidays approach and National Alzheimer's Awareness Month is observed, Rutgers–Camden psychologists, Sean Duffy and Lauren Daniel, share advice on how to help children support and form connections with relatives suffering from the disease. 

Rich Michelfelder, a clinical associate professor of economics and finance at the Rutgers School of Business–Camden, explains how the high costs of food, fuel, and presents are all forcing people to dig deep into their wallets this holiday season. 

Under a light morning rain, Rutgers University–Camden community members came together for a solemn Veterans Day gathering on the Campus Quad, expressing the university’s gratitude and steadfast commitment to those who have served and sacrificed in the United States Armed Forces. 

Rutgers University–Camden Pays Tribute to Veteran Community with Weeklong Celebration that begins with a moment of silence on Veterans Day, Nov. 11 at 9:00 a.m.

Dr. Katherine Prihoda, a pediatric nurse practitioner and clinical associate professor at the School of Nursing–Camden, offers advice on respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) ahead of a record-breaking season.