People who experience incarceration have poorer cardiovascular health across a wide range of indicators, especially poor diet, smoking, and high blood pressure, according to new Rutgers University–Camden research.
The study found that people who purchase cold sandwiches are twice as likely to buy additional food items.
Prof. Wendy Woloson explores the country’s long, love-hate relationship with inexpensive goods in her new book Crap: A History of Cheap Stuff in America.
New Jersey communities will soon get a clearer picture of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to a new NJ YMCA storytelling project informed by the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers University–Camden.
Nearly 400 nursing students are helping out in vaccination efforts in Camden County.
A new Rutgers–Camden study tracked the emotional highs and lows of New Jersey’s counties during the COVID-19 pandemic by coding the content of residents’ Twitter messages.
Nidhi Sheth, a National Institute of Justice grant recipient, will be able to attend forensic science conferences to present her work, and collaborate with other researchers.
Christine Abacan received a scholarship from the Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society Foundation.
Melani Cruz Stokes has been selected for a prestigious yearlong fellowship by Humanity in Action.
The Rayman L. Solomon Scholars program at Rutgers Law School in Camden is created with an anonymous gift.
Rutgers–Camden has been selected as an official member of the Delta Alpha Pi International Honor Society for students with disabilities.
Two Rutgers University student veterans have been selected by their peers to receive the top student award from the Office of Military and Veterans Affairs at Rutgers University–Camden.
Kris Kolluri SBC’91, president and CEO of Cooper’s Ferry Partnership, was named to the 2021 Class of Influential Leaders by AACSB International.
Rutgers–Camden alumna Ashley Nickels couples research with action in her new award-winning book Power, Participation, and Protest in Flint, Michigan: Unlocking the Policy Paradox of Municipal Takeovers.
Sydney Truong became passionate about research while working on a federally funded traffic study in Benedetto Piccoli’s lab.
The Department of Visual, Media, and Performing Arts will present “She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms,” by Qui Nguyen, for three online performances.
The Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts – a lead partner in “A New View–Camden,” a Bloomberg Philanthropies-funded community art installation project that addresses illegal dumping in Camden – will continue the project where it left off last spring thanks to an NJCH grant.
The Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts will host a free Zoom presentation of “Three Kings Day: Holiday Dances From Around the Spanish World.”
Angélica González will receive nearly $925,000 to support her exploration in the Atacama Desert.
Oscar Holmes IV, an expert in organizational behavior, was inspired to to examine other less noticeable ways that racism kills Black people after the killing of George Floyd.
Scholars are studying the RNA genome of the coronavirus behind COVID-19 and trying to anticipate how to combat its mutations in the future.
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