A multilingual, first-generation Rutgers–Camden student has her sights set on the U.S. Foreign Service

Black France, White Europe: Youth, Race, and Belonging in the Post-War Era tackles the deeply entangled history of European integration and African decolonization.

A $2M grant is championing a diverse student population as Rutgers–Camden is as a recognized Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI).

Rutgers–Camden hosted leaders in environmental justice to discuss ways to ensure all people have access to healthy, well-planned communities.  

Kaila Crozier is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Rutgers–Camden, a graduate student, and frequently appears in a certain well-known costume to support her school.

Mathematician Benedetto Piccoli has entered elite scholarly company that includes Einstein and Oppenheimer.

Nagtalon-Ramos is thrilled to give young readers the joy of seeing themselves represented in literature, and to share Filipino food, art, language, culture, and tradition with the wider world.

Nimit Kaur, who has been blind since birth, found the resources she needed to succeed at Rutgers-Camden and is now helping others as a disability services coordinator for Camden County.

The Rutgers University in Camden community gathered on the Campus Quad last Friday, October 13, to close out National Hispanic Heritage Month with music, fanfare, food, and festivities.