By Leah Falk Before Candida Rodriguez discovered the community writing workshops at Rutgers University–Camden, her motivation to write, which once burned bright, had flickered out. “If it had not been for the workshops I attended at the Writers House, I would not have returned to writing,” said Rodriguez, a Camden resident who for several years […]
Rutgers–Camden’s international footprint spans the globe.
Programs at Rutgers Law School in Camden strive to renew the futures of those starting over.
The Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden is focused on alleviating inequities in health care.
Rutgers–Camden partnered with local schools to create a mural on the Camden Waterfront.
M.F.A. creative writing students help Camden students find their literary voices.
By Sam Starnes James J. Florio, who served as the governor of New Jersey from 1990 through 1994, as well as a member of the U.S. Congress and the New Jersey General Assembly, is a native of Brooklyn, but Rutgers University and Camden have played key roles in his life. In his new political memoir, […]
Soon after Tej Nuthulaganti, the global director of the Health Workforce division for the Clinton Health Access Initiative, arrived in Liberia on the West Coast of Africa in 2014, the Ebola virus was discovered. “It was a very trying time,” said Nuthulaganti CCAS’07, GCS’08, who holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in biology from Rutgers University–Camden. […]
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