Tag: Law School

Rutgers–Camden Receives $3.5 Million Gift From Faculty Member to Create Program for High-Achieving Students

Rutgers–Camden Receives $3.5 Million Gift From Faculty Member to Create Program for High-Achieving Students

The Rayman L. Solomon Scholars program at Rutgers Law School in Camden is created with an anonymous gift.

Posted in: Campus Life

Rutgers Law School in Camden Graduate Fabiana Pierre-Louis Nominated to NJ Supreme Court

Rutgers Law School in Camden Graduate Fabiana Pierre-Louis Nominated to NJ Supreme Court

NJ Supreme Court nominee Fabiana Pierre-Louis graduated from the Camden location of Rutgers Law School in 2006.

Posted in: Scarlet Pride

Virtual Ceremonies Honor Rutgers University–Camden Class of 2020

Virtual Ceremonies Honor Rutgers University–Camden Class of 2020

An array of dignitaries congratulated Rutgers University–Camden graduates in five virtual ceremonies.

Posted in: Student Achievement

Rutgers Law School Professor Leads Initiative to Deliver Meals to Vulnerable Neighbors

Rutgers Law School Professor Leads Initiative to Deliver Meals to Vulnerable Neighbors

Ari Afilalo is spearheading an effort in New York City to spread cheer and provide sustenance to Manhattan residents.

Posted in: Community Outreach

Rutgers Law Mortgage Foreclosure Project Assists in Saving New Jersey Residents from Losing their Homes

Rutgers Law Mortgage Foreclosure Project Assists in Saving New Jersey Residents from Losing their Homes

New Jersey residents lose their homes to foreclosure more than residents of any other state in the nation.

Posted in: Community Outreach

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.