March 17, 2025
Walt Whitman’s 200th Birthday Celebration
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Walt Whitman’s 200th Birthday Celebration

| Written by Breanna R. | Walt Whitman, the father of free verse, is among the most influential American poets and, this past May 31, 2019, he turned 200 years old! Walt is such a treasure to the city of Camden and wrote and lived just a few blocks from the Rutgers–Camden campus. The Rutgers–Camden […]

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10 Student Discounts
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10 Student Discounts

| Written by Victoria B. | Being in college will definitely cost you some money but it does have its perks. Here are 10 student discounts that will help you save some extra cash. 1. Amazon Prime | 6-month free trial followed by discounted $6.49 per month subscription 2. Apple Music | discounted $4.99 per […]

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Things to Do Off-Campus: Spruce Harbor Park
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Things to Do Off-Campus: Spruce Harbor Park

| Written by Victoria B. | You may be wondering what cool things there are to do off-campus. Well, Rutgers–Camden is only a ten-minute drive from Philadelphia. I spent a day at Spruce Harbor Park with my boyfriend and took a short video to show you what it’s like! If you look closely, you can […]

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Read the Number One “Going-to-College” Book For Free
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Read the Number One “Going-to-College” Book For Free

| Written by Breanna R. | You might really enjoy the New York Times Bestseller, The Naked Roommate: And 107 Other Issues You Might Run Into in College, by Harlan Cohen. It was named the “Number One Going-to-College Book.” It’s only approximately $10 on Amazon, but, with your Rutgers–Camden NetID and password, you can read […]

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kite+key, Rutgers Tech Store
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kite+key, Rutgers Tech Store

| Written by Arianna F. | kite+key is a brand new technology store on campus that opened spring 2019 and is located in the corner of the Campus Center. The name kite+key comes from the infamous lightning experiment conducted by Benjamin Franklin, along with his son William, utilizing a kite and key in 1752. kite+key, Rutgers Tech […]

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From Course to Calling: How One Class Led to Great, Big Things
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From Course to Calling: How One Class Led to Great, Big Things

| Written by Breanna R. | In my final semester as an undergraduate B.A. in English student at Rutgers–Camden, I took a course with Leah Falk called Writing for Nonprofit Organizations. It was a writing intensive course coupled with civic engagement. Leah coordinated with local Camden nonprofit organizations like Interfaith Homeless Outreach Council (IHOC), Joseph’s […]

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