The Rutgers University Board of Governors has approved the renaming of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences–Camden to the School of Arts and Sciences–Camden, affirming the unit’s role as a comprehensive academic school and aligning its designation with parallel schools across the university.

In a meeting held on April 23, 2026, the Rutgers Board of Governors has approved the appointment of Sarah Allred as the inaugural Gerald Grob Endowed Legacy Professor, effective July 1, 2026.

Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis will deliver the keynote address May 19 at this year’s Rutgers University–Camden and Graduate School commencement as the institution celebrates its Centennial year. 

The Center for Computational and Integrative Biology (CCIB) at Rutgers University–Camden was one of five research programs recently highlighted at the 2026 Biophysical Society Conference in San Francisco, attended by more than 5,000 scientists from around the world, including ten from Rutgers–Camden. As one of the field’s largest international gatherings, the conference fosters collaboration, accelerates innovation, and helps shape the future of biophysics.

Three Rutgers students have been selected as Goldwater Scholars, a prestigious national honor for undergraduates who plan to pursue research careers in the natural sciences, mathematics and engineering. 

Acclaimed novelist and scholar Percival Everett brought an evening of insight, humor, and storytelling to Rutgers University–Camden on March 26. Speaking as part of the Chancellor’s Centennial Lecture series, Everett engaged a packed audience of students, faculty, and community members by sharing his reflections on writing, identity, and the possibilities of literature.

Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden is expanding its global learning opportunities with a new learning abroad program in the Philippines, offering students an immersive look at health care beyond U.S. borders. 

The Rutgers University–Camden community honors the life and contributions of Craig Westman, vice chancellor for enrollment management, whose leadership and steady commitment to students shaped meaningful aspects of the university’s progress over the past decade.

The long fight for constitutional gender equality took center stage at Rutgers Law School in Camden when the Women’s Law Caucus, Rutgers Law School Alumnae Network, and the Minority Student Program co-hosted a program examining the past, present, and future of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) in honor of Women’s History Month.