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.

Psychology Assistant Professor Yoona Kang and an interdisciplinary team of graduate researchers have developed an evidence-based platform to measure, test, and encourage the spread of kindness in both digital spaces and everyday life. 

Rutgers University–Camden faculty, staff, students, alumni, and community members joined the families and loved ones of the Class of 2025 in celebrating nearly 1,700 graduates during Commencement Week. Across five ceremonies held from May 20 to 22, the newest Rutgers–Camden alumni—many of whom began pursuing their degrees in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic—were honored for their academic excellence, determination, community engagement, and strength of character.

Rutgers–Camden's Class of 2025 comprises nearly 1,700 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students. Learn more about the academic journeys of some of our newest alumni.

Touba Marrie’s lifelong passion and talent for math has taken him across the globe, where he has earned three degrees, including an MBS in Industrial & Applied Mathematics from Rutgers–Camden. 

Born into a family of health care professionals, Cheska Santos chose nursing because of its focus on patients.

With a newly minted graduate degree in hand and a school psychology doctorate in her sights, Andrea Sellers CCAS'23 is committed to serving future students. 

How much can one student accomplish in just three years? Shaan Mody, who led student organizations, earned awards, published research, and founded programs to help future students, is now bound for medical school through an accelerated program.