The holiday season has arrived, and many Americans are finding that the usual mix of celebration and stress feels heavier this year. Gift lists, travel plans, and family expectations now collide with headlines about layoffs, slowed hiring, and an economy that seems to shift week by week. For many, the season’s joy is tempered by a quiet undercurrent of anxiety.
The U.S. Mint has ceased producing pennies. Rutgers–Camden history professor Wendy Woloson and professor of marketing Robert Schindler acknowledge the end of an era, but are asking, “What are the consequences?”
Historians from across the United States joined members of the public for a conference exploring naval history.
Shaped by his own journey and his grandmother’s belief in learning, Rutgers–Camden Assistant Professor Jose Beltran draws on his own journey to inspire students and emphasizes the importance of mentorship and representation in higher education.
Rutgers-Camden faculty artist Stass Shpanin, who embraces history in ways that challenge myth and ideology, recently presented a solo exhibition, Forbidden Garden, at the PLATO gallery on New York’s Lower East Side, and concurrently, has been featured in the Delaware Contemporary Art+AI Biennial exhibition, which explores the theme of artificial intelligence (AI) in the arts.
Rutgers University–Camden welcomes 12 new faculty members across four schools.