Assistant professor of criminal justice Nathan Link opens up about the personal experiences that led him to become a Rutgers-Camden researcher committed to educating students and lawmakers about the financial debt that can plague those formerly incarcerated.
Whether it was idolizing her pulmonologist uncle in the family’s native Dominican Republic as a young child or advocating for her parents during doctors’ visits in the South Bronx as a teenager, Angelica Lopez can trace her “why” for wanting to become a physician to family.
APIDA Heritage Month represents an opportunity for the AACC to highlight the necessity for social justice work to combat anti-Asian violence and sentiment.
This October, the Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance (VPVA) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick has taken steps in its research and advocacy work to meet the needs of the entire Rutgers community, not just those traditionally assumed to be at risk of domestic violence.
Faculty across Rutgers share why it's important to mark this day and what are appropriate ways to honor the holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.
For Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, we asked students to write an open letter about their heritage; their loved ones and those responsible for their cultural upbringing and to share what makes them proud to be who they are. These are their stories.
