Tag: civil conflict

Rutgers In The News

• Burlington County Times: Wednesday, Feb. 24

  “COVID-DELAYED CAMDEN ART INSTALLATIONS TO LAUNCH ON EARTH DAY” Rutgers–Camden is a lead partner for A New View, a public art project calling attention to illegal dumping, which will debut April 22.

• KYW Newsradio: Sunday, Feb. 21

  “SOUTH JERSEY PITCHING ACE RYAN KULIK ON THE BEST FEELING IN THE WORLD” The head coach of the Scarlet Raptors baseball team is interviewed in this radio segment.

• The Hill: Saturday, Feb. 20

  “JILL BIDEN PICKS UP WHERE SHE LEFT OFF” Kelly Dittmar (associate professor, FASC-political science) analyzes  the first lady’s engagement with the public.

• Star-Ledger: Thursday, Feb 18

  “BIDEN STIMULUS PLAN AN OVERDUE LIFELINE FOR HOME HEALTH AIDES” Cati Coe (professor, FASC-anthropology) penned this opinion column about affordable health insurance for home health workers.

• Diverse Issues in Higher Education: Wednesday, Feb. 17

  “INTERFAITH YOUTH CORE FUNDS CAMPUS PROJECTS AT THE INTERSECTION OF RACIAL JUSTICE AND INTERFAITH WORK” TiAira Neal (program coordinator, diversity and inclusion) won two awards to support diversity, inclusion, and interfaith programs at Rutgers–Camden.

• Philadelphia Inquirer: Wednesday, Feb. 17

  “N.J. GOV. PHIL MURPHY LAUNCHES PROJECT TO OVERHAUL SOUTH JERSEY’S PUBLIC TRANSIT HUB” This report mentions that the Rutgers–Camden Nursing and Science Building and the Joint Health Sciences Center, which includes lab space shared by Rutgers, are both located near the Sen. Walter Rand Transportation Center that is slated to be rebuilt and modernized.