Arts and Sciences

Stories

Rutgers-Camden Greece spring break field trip. Pictured in front of mountains with blue sky and while clouds.

Learning-Abroad Trip to Greece Brings the Past into the Present

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

Animation teacher explains project to student as others work on their assignments

Arts and Sciences

Teens Find Their Artistic Path in Rutgers–Camden’s Pre-College Arts Program

Launched in 2018, Rutgers–Camden’s Pre-College Arts Program has opened doors for hundreds of the area’s next generation of creatives, providing them with unique opportunities to discover their artistic potential.

Alumni Success

Alumna’s Leadership of Sixers Youth Foundation Goes Above and Beyond

City & State Pennsylvania honored Leslie M. Walker CCAS’86 for excellence in community service.

Nathan C. Walker, Lecturer of Philosophy and Religion leads the AI Ethics Lab

Research Highlights

AI Ethics Lab Explores Impacts of the Technology’s Rapid Growth

A global research initiative has emerged at Rutgers–Camden to tackle the pressing ethical challenges and opportunities posed by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence.

he Past Supporting the Future is a mural that covers the upper half of the west wall of the 21-story Crane Community Center located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s Chinatown neighborhood.

Arts and Culture

Mural Art and the Psychology of Expression

As part of the Year of the Arts, an interdisciplinary course teaches students that mural art found in today’s cities ties back to cave art as one of the most ancient forms of community building.

Faculty Highlights

Rutgers–Camden Professor Will Advise National Commission on Civil Rights

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Nathan Link will be a voice for Rutgers University–Camden and the state of New Jersey as an Advisory Committee member to the United States Commission on Civil Rights.