The year's keynote speakers will share inspiration rooted in their academic excellence, transformative leadership, and close community ties

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. 

The Camden-born visual artist was named one of this year's 100 Most Influential People by TIME Magazine.

This March, Rutgers Law School students used Spring Break to explore South African Constitutional Law through a travel course. They engaged with students, attorneys, judges, activists, and local communities to understand the intersections of law, history, and society.

A multi-year, interdisciplinary research project at Rutgers–Camden is revealing new discoveries about several rare art pieces.

Duane Horne, a Marine Corps combat veteran and Bronze Star recipient, was recently named a 2025 Truman Scholar finalist for his interest in and commitment to a career in public service. 

A record number of students presented projects at the recent Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity (CURCA). The lively event was part of the Faculty of Arts and Science–Camden’s annual research week, now reimagined as SPARK! (Showcase of Projects, Art, Research, and Knowledge.)

Professor led students on spring break trip to explore sites, artifacts, and museums that provided a unique perspective on ancient and modern times.

A Rutgers–Camden Bonner Civic Scholar is stepping up for a Camden-based organization that provides free books to the community.