By Jochebed Peace Airede It was the beginning of Spring Break. Though the chill of winter lingered, students were excited to sink into what should have been a restful weekend away from the demands of weekly assessments and readings. This tranquility, however, was soon shattered by news of trouble brewing […]
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Opportunity Hoarding at Rutgers
By Keith Green On Monday, April 11, Rutgers-Camden hosted its inaugural Chancellor’s Lecture on Global Racial Reckoning and Civility with Professor Sheryll D. Cashin, Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Law, Civil Rights, and Social Justice at Georgetown Law. Cashin used her latest book, White Space, Black Hood: Opportunity Hoarding and Segregation […]
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Study Smarter, Not Harder
By: Jasmine Yasay Study Tips for Students at Rutgers Camden: Different types of note-taking— https://e-student.org/note-taking-methods/ Figure out what note-taking strategy works for you. Having good notes is important for studying. It took me a couple of trials and errors to figure out that Outline Note-taking is efficient for my studying. […]
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The Batman 2022 Review
By: Maria Alcantara The highly anticipated 2022 Batman movie has finally hit theaters and has viewers buzzing. Robert Pattinson, previously best known for his role as Edward from the Twilight franchise, has stepped into the shoes of Hollywood’s favorite caped vigilante. Alongside him stars Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman, Jeffrey Wright […]
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Working for The University
By: Kaila Crozier When the pandemic hit back in March 2020, I realized how much Rutgers-Camden meant to me and its impact on my life. When Rutgers sent us home early for spring break, I was heartbroken to leave a place I loved so much. When the campus reopened in […]
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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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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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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 […]
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From the Classroom to the Campus Quad: Professors Protest for Pay Equity
Last month Rutgers-Camden’s faculty took to the campus quad to express their frustration at the lack of inter-campus pay equity. “Nearly three years ago, our union negotiated a contract with the administration. As part of that contract, we negotiated what’s known as a pay equity program because we wanted to […]
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Greek Life Returns to Campus
By: Gia Lukaitis Rutgers University-Camden is no longer at home and online which means greek life, athletics and clubs have also returned to liven up our campus. Social fraternities such as Tau Kappa Epsilon, Tau Epsilon Phi and Alpha Chi Rho all had their first in-person recruitment last week since […]