Fighting for the Rights of People Who Need Assistance
First year Law School student Natima Neily became an activist as a young child, joining her parents to support the rights of the disabled in her hometown of Santa Cruz, Calif.
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First-Year Law Student Neil Doogan Eager to Explore Service Opportunities
The former Marine held leadership positions and was a platoon commander overseeing more than 60 officers.
Vox: Monday, July 2
“10 LEGAL EXPERTS ON THE FUTURE OF ROE V. WADE AFTER KENNEDY” Kimberly Mutcherson, vice dean of Rutgers Law School, is among the experts quoted in this article about what may happen to a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision after Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy retires.
Rutgers–Camden Researchers Discover Two New Wave Bands for EEG
The research team discovered two new bands of high-frequency electroencephalographic (EEG) activity that could lead to better understanding about brain activity and its role in memory.
Rutgers–Camden Celebrates Black History Month; Events Feature M.K. Asante Keynote Address
By Tom McLaughlin A series of activities will celebrate cultural diversity at Rutgers University–Camden throughout Black History Month in February. The events, which are free of charge and open to the public, will be held at various locations in the Campus Center and Fine Arts Complex, located on Third Street, between Cooper Street and Benjamin […]
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