Production of “Nickel and Dimed” to Open on February 12th

The Rutgers-Camden theater program will open the Spring 2014 season with a production of Joan Holden’s Nickel and Dimed, based on the book Nickel and Dimed, on (Not) Getting by in America, by Barbara Eherenreich.  The performance opens on Wednesday, February 12th, and will run through Sunday, February 16th.  There will be a special high … Continue reading Production of “Nickel and Dimed” to Open on February 12th

Congratulations to Dr. Alan Tarr, Recently Named a Board of Governors Professor!

Dr. Alan Tarr, Professor II of Political Science, was named a Board of Governors Professor of Political Science at the Board of Governors meeting on February 4th, 2014. Dr. Tarr is a leading expert on American constitutional law, state constitutions, and comparative constitutionalism.  Along with Robert Williams, Professor II of Law, Dr. Tarr co-founded Rutgers-Camden’s … Continue reading Congratulations to Dr. Alan Tarr, Recently Named a Board of Governors Professor!

We R Arts And Sciences: Dr. Hao Zhu

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Campus Operating Status Update

Wednesday, Feb. 5:  Rutgers will open at noon (which has been changed from the 10 a.m. opening announced earlier).  All Wednesday classes prior to that time are canceled.  Essential services employees should remain at or report to work unless otherwise directed. At noon, Rutgers will resume a regular schedule. For more information, visit here.  

Chancellor’s Signature Series Symposia Cancelled for 2/4

Due to weather complications, the symposium “Diversity, Inequality, and the Achievement Gap: Challenges in Higher Education,” featuring Felix Matos Rodriguez, is canceled for Tuesday, Feb. 4.  The session will be rescheduled for a date later this semester.  For more details, visit the Community Leadership Center website at https://clc.camden.rutgers.edu.  

CURE to Offer Free Lecture on 1/31

On Friday, January 31st, the Center for Urban Research and Education (CURE) will offer a free lecture, presented by Eric Schneider, an associate director for academic affairs and an adjunct professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania.  Mr. Schneider’s lecture is titled “The Social Ecology of African American Homicide: Philadelphia since 1940.” The lecture … Continue reading CURE to Offer Free Lecture on 1/31

The Mallery Concert Series Kicks Off its New Season on 1/29

Violinist Gabriel Schaff and pianist Leslie Frost will perform on Wednesday, January 29th, as part of the Mallery Concert Series.  The concert begins at 12:15 p.m. in the Mallery Room, located on the second floor of the Fine Arts Building.  Admission is free.    

Dept. of Fine Arts to Hold Auditions for Actors, Dancers, Instrumentalists, and Singers

The Department of Fine Arts will be holding auditions the week of January 27th for its choirs, orchestra ensemble, and upcoming stage productions.  To learn about auditioning for the spring theater production, “The Fairy Queen” and the forthcoming student-directed one-act play festival, click here.  To learn about auditioning for the Rutgers University Singers and Madrigal, … Continue reading Dept. of Fine Arts to Hold Auditions for Actors, Dancers, Instrumentalists, and Singers