Tag: A Miracle on Cooper Street: Lessons from an Inner City

Rutgers In The News

• Philadelphia Inquirer: Thursday, April 8

  “INSIDE CAMDEN’S FIGHT TO VACCINATE THE MOST VULNERABLE” Kevin Emmons (associate dean and clinical associate professor, SNC) is running pop-up vaccine clinics in Camden City housing complexes.

• TAPinto: Thursday, April 8

  “CAMDEN ART EXHIBIT OFFERS ‘A NEW VIEW’ OF THE CITY” Rutgers–Camden is a lead partner for this environmentally themed public art project, which is funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies and will debut on Earth Day.

• Star-Ledger: Tuesday, April 6

  “FOR FIRST TIME EVER, SEE HOW COVID HIT EVERY TOWN IN N.J. IN 2020” Sarah Allred (faculty director, WRI and associate professor, FASC-psychology) discusses a report by the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs about the correlation between coronavirus case rates and certain demographics in N.J. towns.

• South Jersey Biz: March 2021

  “THE LITTLE THINGS” Monica Adya (dean, SBC) is among the local leaders who were interviewed about the little things in life that can help relieve stress.

• Forbes: Wednesday, March 31

  “INSURERS SNUB BROADWAY SHOWS TO CREATE UNEVEN PLAYING FIELD” Kenneth Elliott (associate professor, FASC-theater) discusses costs associated with restarting shows on Broadway.

• PBS NewsHour: Wednesday, March 31

  “PEOPLE LEAVING PRISON HAVE A HARD TIME GETTING JOBS. THE PANDEMIC HAS MADE THINGS WORSE” This report cites a  Rutgers–Camden study on the health of formerly incarcerated individuals.