Rutgers University–Camden Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis spoke to a broad spectrum of faculty, staff, students, and community members earlier this week, delving into details behind the financial, academic, and cultural health of the institution.

Jake Ruser recounted firsthand experiences as part of veteran speaker series.

Ph.D. student Joseph Abbas will use funds from the Chancellor’s Grant for Independent Student Research to develop a preventative wellness app for Rutgers–Camden students.

Noel Cross CCAS'20 explores commodity culture in art installation “Life in Plastic, It’s Fantastic."

A passion project that celebrates women of black excellence at Rutgers–Camden.

English professor Tyler Hoffman shares his passion for poetry as National Poetry Month approaches.

First-year chemistry major Sophia Mora is already making her mark on research projects that seek to revolutionize cancer treatment. Coming to Rutgers–Camden all the way from South Carolina, she is passionate about helping women enter STEM fields.

Gregory Passanante is committed, passionate, and innovative in his career as an executive leader for Shriners Hospital for Children. Recently, Passanante has added another skill to his CV: thought-provoking teacher. 

Sheikh Rabiul Islam, assistant professor of computer science, explores how artificial intelligence can be used to mitigate public safety threats.