By Tom McLaughlin Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can lead to mental health disorders in adolescence, and healthy family functioning and civic engagement can mitigate such damaging impact, according to a new Rutgers University–Camden study. Furthermore, low household income and low parent education increase the chances that children will have adverse experiences, explains Wenhua Lu, an […]
Neuroscientist Nathan Fried is working to find a non-addictive treatment to aid chronic pain patients.
By Tom McLaughlin New Jersey inched closer toward legalized recreational marijuana use on Nov. 26 when the senate budget and appropriations committee and assembly appropriations committee approved a new plan to regulate and tax it. So what will be the economic impact of legal cannabis and what can we learn from other states that have […]
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can lead to mental health disorders in adolescence, and healthy family functioning and civic engagement can mitigate such damaging impact, according to a new Rutgers University–Camden study.
The Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts will be a lead partner in a new public art project funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies.
The Medical Legal Partnership lends a hand to improve the health and well-being of vulnerable populations in and around Camden.
David Bushta, a Rutgers‒Camden senior majoring in computer science received the Future Leader Award from the Society of Information Management’s Philadelphia chapter.
Doctor of Nursing Practice student Sangita Pudasainee-Kapri aims to become an educator to teach the next generation of nurses.
Krista Wells’ education at was enriched through public service projects on campus and in the city of Camden.
As a fellow, Janice Beitz will participate in advising governmental bodies on health care delivery in the United States.
By Tom McLaughlin When it comes to digital technologies, you can say that Rutgers University–Camden students are well-connected. Undergraduates have regularly found guidance and support to explore their disciplines in the digital age at the campus-based Digital Studies Center and Writing and Design Lab. While these research and support centers once functioned separately on campus, […]
Howard Marchitello is appointed dean of the Rutgers–Camden Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Rutgers School of Business–Camden has received reaccreditation from the premier accrediting body for business schools.
Chancellor Phoebe Haddon has been honored with awards from the Association of American Law Schools Section on Women in Legal Education and Smith College.
By Tom McLaughlin Ariel Adels recalls that, ever since she was young, she has enjoyed doing just about anything art-related: “painting, drawing, photography, whatever I could get my hands into.” So the Sewell resident decided on a bachelor’s degree in graphic design with a minor in marketing at Rutgers University–Camden as the most effective way […]
By Tom McLaughlin Over the past decade, online dating has become a common, fast, and efficient way to connect with a potential mate. A Valentine’s Day celebration could include swiping right or sending a winking emoji as much as the traditional flowers, chocolates, and a romantic dinner. So, for better or worse, how have digital […]
Rutgers–Camden will host a series of free, public events throughout February in honor of Black History Month.
By Tom McLaughlin The Rutgers University–Camden theater program will continue its 2018-19 season with Bruce Norris’ Clybourne Park. The production – directed by Kenneth Elliott, an associate professor and chair of the Department of Fine Arts at Rutgers–Camden – will run from Wednesday, Feb. 13, to Sunday, Feb. 17 in the Walter K. Gordon Theater […]
By Tom McLaughlin For many paroled inmates, release from jail may signal a new beginning, but their freedom is anything but free. Nate Link explains that, when these released inmates attempt to integrate back into society, they typically need to fulfill an array of new financial obligations – monthly community supervision, electronic monitoring, and mandatory […]
A growing number of adolescents are going untreated for major depression nationwide over the past several years, warranting enhanced educational, policy, and service capacity efforts, according to a new Rutgers University–Camden study.
Marie O’Toole, a professor of nursing at Rutgers University–Camden, has been named as a Fellow in the National League for Nursing’s Academy of Nursing Education.
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