Rutgers-Camden faculty votes no confidence in chancellor, provost
The resolutions expressing sentiments of the faculty follow last month's firing of the dean of Rutgers-Camden's College of Arts and Sciences.
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Changing perceptions of Camden: Sneak peek at new art exhibits
A six-month art exhibit is being unveiled in Camden featuring six sculptures aimed at highlighting illegal dumping and changing people's perceptions of Camden.
Rutgers-Camden COVID modeling continues to guide decision-making
Even now as multiple vaccines roll out across the state, the modeling this team has been doing may provide an outline of what we should expect over the next three to five months.
‘Lab in a box’ at RU-Camden upping the learning experience during COVID-19
When they're forced to teach remotely, some creativity may be necessary in order for professors to still deliver the education their students expect.
1918 all over again: Will NJ learn from past pandemic mistakes?
Social distancing was a prevention effort used back then as well.
At Rutgers, students are teaching each other about sexual assault
Typically on a college campus, lessons about sexual assault prevention and awareness are taught outside any academic course.
These NJ colleges rank among the nation’s best for online programs
More than a dozen Garden State schools appear on U.S. News & World Report's 2020 Best Online Programs rankings, which evaluated more than 1,600 bachelor's and master's degree programs nationwide.
South Jersey loneliness — report finds strong link to overall health
Researchers were surprised by which generations are more likely to feel socially isolated.
ROSES at Rutgers helps girls in the Camden juvenile justice system
ROSES at Rutgers helps girls in the Camden County juvenile system lead better lives.
Good money to be spent on employee holiday gifts, survey finds
Maybe there is something you can look forward to when going to work...at least one day out of the year.