As part of the Year of the Arts, an interdisciplinary course teaches students that mural art found in today’s cities ties back to cave art as one of the most ancient forms of community building.

Speaking at the Rutgers University–Camden Chancellor’s Lecture Series, Heather McGhee, New York Times bestselling author of The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone, asked a simple question: “Why can’t we have nice things?”

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Nathan Link will be a voice for Rutgers University–Camden and the state of New Jersey as an Advisory Committee member to the United States Commission on Civil Rights. 

Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis welcomed the Rutgers–Camden community to the Walter K. Gordon Theater to share an update on several transformative and notable developments across campus as well as an update on the overall state of the university in his annual spring address.

Gavin Henry CCAS’24 has embarked on an academic and professional path that draws heavily from his time at Rutgers University–Camden.

The initiative is bringing world-class creative voices to campus while spotlighting and cultivating homegrown talent.

Students from Rutgers School of Business–Camden explored life-changing professional opportunities at Deloitte MADE.

Marlon Daniel’s Festival Mahogany will showcase the works of Black composers and musicians at Rutgers–Camden.

Two alumni and two students have advanced toward prestigious awards in research, teaching, and graduate study.