The university is proud to introduce 16 new faculty members across its four colleges and schools

As part of the Rutgers Scarlet Service program, senior Grace Asare spent the summer in our nation’s capital learning how advocacy work translates to action as a congressional relations and social impact intern. 

Senior Quincy Wright was a professional exchange intern this summer as part of the Rutgers Scarlet Service program. Quincy worked with the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia to connect global delegates with Philadelphia nonprofits and businesses to bolster the city’s international presence.

English Professor William FitzGerald examines how campaign rhetoric is about much more than the power of words.

ALL IN Awards Day honored Rutgers–Camden for excellence in nonpartisan student voter engagement and campus turnout in the 2022 Midterm Elections.

Rutgers alum and artist Alonzo Adams creates realistic canvases that explore the Black experience in ways that have garnered the admiration of notable collectors and art enthusiasts nationwide. His newest exhibit, “These Eyes Have Seen,” is featured at Rutgers–Camden this fall. Learn more about what inspires Adams's work and get a sneak peek at his latest creations.

New students officially became part of the Rutgers–Camden community at the Chancellor’s Welcome and Raptor BBQ.

Labor law expert discusses the ongoing workers’ rights movement as a force for good.

More than 50 Rutgers–Camden staff members were honored for exceptional achievements and service milestones at the Chancellor’s Awards for Scarlet Excellence. Congratulations to all the honorees!