Supporter of democracy and friend to the common good, the Bard of Avon is as relevant as ever in today’s tumultuous times, according to Professor of English Chris Fitter.
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Professor Stass Shpanin’s latest public art exhibition, Portals, reimagines American history in ways that may leave visitors with more questions than answers. His unique utilization of regional imagery questions notions of nature, mythology, and the evolution of Americana.
Professors in the Rutgers School of Business–Camden are leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance critical thinking and problem solving.
Research Week kicked off at Rutgers University–Camden with a keynote lecture, “The Latest Novelties: New Goods and New Ideas in 19th-Century America,” presented by Professor of History Wendy Woloson. Vice Chancellor of Research Thomas Risch said he was delighted to have Woloson lead the week because it is important that the word “research” is not simply defined as inquiry into the natural and hard sciences.
Benedetto Piccoli, the Joseph and Loretta Lopez Chair of Mathematics and distinguished professor of mathematics, was selected as the 2024 W. T. and Idalia Reid Prize recipient by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM).
Professor and artist-in-residence transforms Stedman Gallery into working studio and community space.