Tag: Sochi Olympics

Professor Details Security Threats and Safety Measures for Sochi Olympics

Wojtek Wolfe, an assistant professor of political science, assesses the security threats and safety measures for the XXII Olympic Winter Games.

Financial Times: Wednesday, Jan. 19
“‘TOO BIG TO BE IGNORED’: MICROSOFT-ACTIVISION DEAL TESTS REGULATORS” Michael Carrier (distinguished professor, RLAW) is quoted in this report.
Asbury Park Press: Thursday, Jan. 13
“NJ SHORTENS COVID QUARANTINE FOR SCHOOLS TO 5 DAYS, BUT MEDICAL EXPERTS WARN OF RISK” Robin Cogan (clinical coordinator, SNC-school nurse program) is quoted in this report.
Yahoo News: Tuesday, Jan. 11
“SICKLERVILLE, CLEMENTON MEN TO BE RECOGNIZED WITH FREEDOM MEDAL” Awardee Mark Bodrog earned two degrees from Rutgers University–Camden.
TAPinto: Monday, Jan. 10
“WHAT THE TRANSITION TO REMOTE LEARNING AT RUTGERS UNIVERSITY MEANS FOR THE CAMDEN CAMPUS” Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis is quoted in this report about the universitywide, temporary transition to virtual instruction.
MSN: Wednesday, Jan. 5
“SOUTH JERSEY COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES ADJUST RETURN-TO-CAMPUS PLANS AS COVID SURGES” Originally published by the Courier-Post, this regional roundup includes plans at Rutgers–Camden, and leads with a video featuring Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden students working at a vaccination site in Camden County.
Philly Voice: Wednesday, Jan. 5
“FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA NAMES AIREA D. MATTHEWS AS CITY’S NEWEST POET LAUREATE” Philadelphia’s sixth poet laureate is Airea D. Matthews (visiting professor, FASC-English).