Researchers Say Consistency in Context is Crucial in Ensuring that Analysts Accurately Process Forensic DNA Data
In evaluating forensic DNA evidence, context is key in correctly revealing the identity of a criminal.
Research Highlights
Research Underway to Develop Lightweight Eco-Manufacturing and Construction Components
Students and faculty from four regional universities are collaborating in a multidisciplinary research team.
Greater Availability of Stolen Firearms in U.S. Cities Linked To Higher Firearm Homicide Rates, Says New Study
Prof. Dan Semenza and research co-authors examine how the availability of legally obtained and stolen firearms are tied to subsequent rates of firearm and non-firearm homicides in 226 cities from 2010 to 2017.
Researcher Offers World Mental Health Day Tips for Tapping Into Power of Nostalgia
Prof. Andrew Abeyta offers research-driven tips for tapping into the power of nostalgia in advance of World Mental Health Day on Sunday, Oct. 10.
Giving Back to the Community
Researcher Offers World Mental Health Day Tips to Help Kids SOAR
Charlotte Markey offers a few positive mental health tips for kids in advance of World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10.
Community Health Care Program also Studies Social Determinants of Health to Help Improve Residents’ Well-Being
Students are supporting communities as part of the New Jersey COVID-19 Service Corps and the AmeriCorps national program.
Initiative to Deliver COVID-19 Vaccinations to Camden County Residents Where They Live and Congregate
At events at churches, playgrounds, and parks, Rutgers–Camden nursing students administer the shots to people who can’t get to a vaccination site.
Student Achievement
Camden Native, Ph.D. Student, and Award-Winning Educator Returns Home to Create Positive Learning Spaces for Children
Camden native, Ph.D. student, and award-winning educator strives to create learning spaces that provide care and healing.
Ph.D. Student Wins Prestigious National Science Foundation Grant to Study Lizard Evolution that Could Aid in Understanding How Animals and Humans Evolve
Cleo Falvey is studying lizards in the Center for Computational and Integrative Biology
Rising Senior Earns National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates
By Tom McLaughlin Truth be told, recalls Aliyah Jones, it all started with a bout of procrastination. The rising Rutgers University–Camden senior was browsing her emails, trying to do anything other than start her work, when she spotted an email from one of her professors touting a National Science Foundation research experience for undergraduates (REU) […]
Campus Life
Rutgers Law School professor’s wide-ranging book prepares lawyers to represent clients in civil cases
The new textbook will educate law school students and practicing lawyers throughout the United States.
Rutgers–Camden Remembers 9/11
Alumni, faculty, and staff to share insights on the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
Enlightening summer fellowship in Washington, D.C., for Rutgers Law in Camden student
Anthony Papageorgiou spent nine weeks exploring topics in law, economics, and public policy.
Scarlet Pride
Nursing Scholar Earns Prestigious American Academy of Nursing Fellowship for Contributions to the Profession
Robin Cogan, a Rutgers–Camden lecturer and a school nurse in Camden, has been selected as a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing.
Rutgers University–Camden Earns High Marks from U.S. News and World Report, Washington Monthly Magazine
Rutgers–Camden once again has been recognized nationally as a research university that provides great value and opportunity for its students.
Biology Graduate Named 2021 Phi Beta Kappa Key Into Public Service Scholar
Sujay Ratna, a 2021 biology graduate, was named a 2021 Phi Beta Kappa Key into Public Service Scholar for his dedication to work in the public sector.
Arts and Culture
Senior, a Lead in “Born Yesterday,” Balances Theater and Criminal Justice
Shaheera Hussein’s unscripted approach to life and her openness to accept new challenges that now finds her months away from graduating with dual bachelor’s degrees in theater and criminal justice.
Live Theater Returns With Garson Kanin’s Classic Comedy “Born Yesterday”
The Department of Visual, Media, and Performing Arts will present Garson Kanin’s classic comedy “Born Yesterday” Thursday, Oct. 21, to Sunday, Oct. 24.
Camden Students Learn Performing Arts Skills, Thanks to Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts Partnership
Students at Mastery High School in Camden will have a unique opportunity to learn performing and theater arts skills, thanks to an innovative new arts education partnership between the high school and the Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts (RCCA).
Other Recent Posts
Research on lizard evolution could advance understanding of changes in all organisms, including humans
Scholars study how lizards evolve, and how new species arise from previously existing species.
Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts Presents Virtual, Interactive Storytelling Sessions for Kids
The Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts (RCCA) invites kids to join everyone’s favorite storyteller, Kyle Jakubowski, for the final two weeks of “Tall Tales with Kyle J.”
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