Paul Robeson Library - Rutgers Camden

#RUGivingDays are here! Please consider making a gift to the University Librarian's Academic Excellence Fund. This fund supports critical technology, resources, & services that enrich the student experience across Rutgers University Libraries. go.rutgers.edu/support-the-li…

Want to apply to our MFA Program? There’s still time to register for our last virtual info session of the season! Register at writershouse.camden.rutgers.edu/events. We’ll see you tomorrow at 6pm on Zoom!

Join @rucvmpa for the Mallery Concert Series on Nov. 14, featuring pianist Dominick D'Alessandro. go.rutgers.edu/h9a76ck5

Camden County Commissioner Virginia Betteridge presented Terri-Ann Kelly, associate professor in the Rutgers School of Nursing—Camden, with a proclamation celebrating her Young Publisher Award from the Association of Black Nursing Faculty. @camdencountynj @RUCamdenNursing

📚 In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, Paul Robeson Library features a book display celebrating the histories, cultures, and narratives of Native American communities. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #IndigenousVoices #PaulRobesonLibrary #RutgersCamden

Happy Diwali! The five-day "festival of lights" commemorates the victory of light over darkness and celebrates new beginnings 🪔. #RUDiversity #RURespectFaith #Diwali

What was life like in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in Camden? Why were china dishes, vases, and a pipe found in a privy (toilet)? Archaeological work being conducted as part of the Cooper Street Gateway project begins to answer these questions. bit.ly/3Oa9hnT

While Disability Awareness Month was in October, you can still catch this exhibit @RobesonLibrary celebrating the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. 🔗libraries.rutgers.edu/news/exhibit-r…

Bravo, Art & Design alum Alonzo Adams (BFA'84): Your Paul Robeson mural does us proud. @rutgersalumni @RutgersU

International Open Access Week is October 21-27. Rutgers University Libraries will offer free virtual programs highlighting how the Libraries support open access for our community of users. Advance registration is required: go.rutgers.edu/openaccess #OAWeek2024

Thursday's International Open Access Week event will cover transformative agreements, featuring panelists from Elsevier, Springer, and Wiley. This event is free. Registration is required. 🔗libcal.rutgers.edu/event/13321191

Veterans, service members, & family with ties to South Jersey: Outside the Wire is now accepting submissions of creative writing, spoken word, & photography for our literary exhibit! We’re looking for work that engages w/ the topic of grief. More details: writershouse.camden.rutgers.edu/programs/outsi…

🎃 Let the mini pumpkin decorating begin! Come through during free period today (11:20am - 12:20pm) & decorate your very own mini pumpkin for Halloween! 🎃 ____________________________ #RutgersCamden #RutgersLibraries #Rutgers #minipumpkins #Halloween #stressbusters

🍽 ICYMI: Robeson reference librarian Bart Everts made an appearance this week on @whyy's 'Check, Please! Philly' & discussed three local restaurants. Watch the full episode here: whyy.org/episodes/mawn-… #RutgersLibraries #RutgersCamden #Rutgers

Join us on Wednesday, 10/16 for Using Historical Newspaper Resources (11:30am - 12:30pm): libcal.rutgers.edu/event/13091318 #RutgersLibraries #RutgersCamden #Rutgers

Tonight on @Jeopardy (airing on ABC at 7pm ET) - keep an eye out for Rutgers University Libraries faculty member @carynradick ! As digital archivist for Special Collections and University Archives @Rutgers_SCUA , her knowledge spans many Jeopardy categories. Good luck, Caryn!

Happening tonight!

🌍 Today is World Mental Health Day – a reminder that your well-being matters every day. Rutgers University–Camden offers resources like counseling, dialog sessions, and support services to help you navigate tough times. Find more info on your Canvas page under STUDENT RESOURCES

Join us this October as we honor Disability Awareness Month with an exhibit celebrating the Americans with Disabilities Act. Discover the impact of this landmark legislation & learn about organizations that foster research about the experiences of people with disabilities.

Space still available this Saturday! Register for free!