by Chris Fitter, Founder and Faculty Advisor of the Environmental Action Coalition It’s been a very pleasant fall, hasn’t it? As I write, the temperature in the last week has made it to 80 degrees three times. It used to be that summer would peter out in September, but these […]
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Rutgers-Camden’s professors demand answers from the chancellor regarding firing of dean
by Anel Fajardo The Rutgers-Camden faculty met with Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis for the first time last week, to get answers regarding the sudden dismissal of Howard Marchitello, former dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, in the middle of the semester. More than 100 teachers and staff were […]
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This trend is nuts
by Mason Rickerd For most of us at Rutgers-Camden, squirrels are a part of the ambience of the city. The average person is likely to look at a squirrel as they are going about their business and think absolutely nothing of it. But recently, squirrels have become a point of […]
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Letter from the Editor
I’d like to welcome all to Rutgers – Camden’s student newspaper, The Gleaner by first introducing myself. My name is Arielle Champion and I’m honored to be taking the role of Editor-in-Chief this year. I’m 20 years old and currently a junior majoring in English and minoring in communication. A […]
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10 things you might have missed in Squid Game
by Gia Lukaitis 1. Behind the beds in the main room, the games are drawn on the walls. Picture Credits: Pop Buz 2. During the scene where the players are receiving their meal, Gi-Hun (456) says he can only drink chocolate milk. Player 01 says that his son acted the […]
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Tania Martinez: a leading figure in activism and advocacy on campus
Over the years, Rutgers University-Camden has been home to many successful activists. Tania Martinez, a senior triple majoring in political science, philosophy and global studies with a minor in Spanish, looks to follow in this storied tradition. Martinez, who is originally from Arkansas, has always had a passion for advocating […]
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Review of John Mulaney: From Scratch comedy show in Philadelphia
Since the start of the fall semester, in-person events have been happening more regularly. While some events or places have no vaccination requirements, there are a few exceptions that require full COVID-19 vaccination shots and be masked at all times. To attend in-person classes and attend in-person events, the Rutgers […]
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More than a barista
The afternoon rush that descended on Rutgers University-Camden’s Campus Center Starbucks as students were freed from their Tuesday classes and looking for their caffeine fixes did not faze Tyee White. He greeted and took everyone’s order without skipping a beat. Under his visor and behind his mask, a smile was […]
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How to get your reading done for class without reading
Whether you’re struggling to adjust to the school year, find your free time dwindling, or are disoriented from adjustments after remote learning, we can all agree that getting all of our college reading done as well as any recreational reading has become challenging at times. The reality is that oftentimes […]
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Profile of SGA President Sydney Johnson
by Abby Richards Since returning to campus, many have had to reintroduce themselves to their classmates. This may be daunting since many of us have been on campus before and met classmates or friends before the pandemic. However, Sydney Johnson is someone everyone should get to know. Johnson is breaking […]