| 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 […]
| Written by Victoria B. | The Impact Booth is located in the Campus Center and can help students with a lot of different things. You pick up your Student ID there, scour the Lost and Found for missing items, and purchase discounted tickets for events and trips. Rutgers–Camden schedules trips for students year-round and […]
| Written by Alexis K. | After doing so well in high school, I was scared to come to college. Everyone says the work is so much harder and the classes are more intense, so—naturally—I assumed the worst. Now, as I enter my third year of college, I can say that I’ve successfully maintained a […]
| Written by Breanna R. | We recently did a poll in the Rutgers–Camden official Facebook group for incoming undergraduate students 2018 asking what blog post topics you’d like to read. The results let us know that looking for an on-campus job is something you’d like to know more about. Although a handful of our […]
| Written by Breanna R. | Having a job on campus can lead to your development as an employee in ways that having certain other off-campus jobs cannot. Before I started working for Rutgers–Camden, I had what you might call odd-jobs (like part-time jobs that didn’t really contribute to my academic development or push me […]
| Written by Julie P. | I remember the day when I finally decided that I needed help. Some days were easier than others, but I just felt like there was a lot going on in my life that I needed to get through. I felt like I was being overloaded with all of my […]
Written by Arianna F. You’ve probably heard the horror stories about gaining weight your first year of college. You’re away from those delicious home cooked meals your parents used to make you and now you’re responsible for feeding yourself (plus you don’t have a mandatory physical education class to attend). It’s easy to think that […]
