The Africana Studies program at Rutgers University–Camden and the Lawnside Historical Society will co-host a panel discussion on the Black Lives Matter movement from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18.
“HALLOWEEN IS HAPPENING. HOW N.J. TOWNS ARE CRAFTING THEIR OWN CELEBRATIONS THIS YEAR.” This roundup of statewide Halloween events includes “Safe Halloween,” an annual free event hosted by the Rutgers Law School in Camden Black Law Students Association on the Rutgers–Camden campus quad.
“HAITIANS, WHO HAVE A STRONG PRESENCE IN NEW JERSEY, WANT TO HELP THEIR PEOPLE BACK HOME” Eliezer Marcellus (assistant dean, FASC-academic advising), a native Haitian who grew up in Camden, is featured in this report.
“KEY TO SUCCESS” Rutgers University–Camden Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis writes about a campus community of diversity and inclusiveness in this guest column.
“HOW SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES WILL IMPACT THE HOLIDAY SEASON” S. Karti Puranam (assistant professor, SBC-management) discusses increased consumer demand, decreased manufacturing and shipping delays in this morning news segment.
“CITIES BUILT ON CEMETERIES” Historical human remains unearthed in Philadelphia are being examined and cataloged by Rutgers–Camden researchers (the Arch Street Project).
“HOW BODIES TELL STORIES CENTURIES AFTER DEATH” Kimberlee Moran (associate teaching professor, FASC-forensic science) appears in this Nat Geo Explores video about forensic science.
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