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.

A record number of Rutgers–Camden students received Gilman Scholarships for 2025, which will assist them in pursuing opportunities to learn abroad in a diverse range of nations and programs.

A Rutgers School of Business–Camden graduate gained a new perspective while completing his master's degree in accountancy.

Three Rutgers University–Camden students are among 600 nationwide to have been awarded prestigious Critical Language Scholarships by the U.S. Department of State.

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.