Tania Martinez recalled that, as a young girl, she witnessed rallies for immigrant rights. That experience would leave a lasting impression. “I was inspired to try to create change. I saw how much power there is in communities coming together,” said the Camden resident.

Kevin Carolina wants to become a physician so people like his grandfather, his barber, and other Black men he knows will gain trust in doctors and no longer get sick and die prematurely. Find out how he is making a difference.

During years of armed conflict in her homeland of Colombia, Diana Grass, daughter of a military family, relocated 20 times and attended 13 different public schools before becoming the first woman in her family to attend college.

The Daily Targum was in the midst of a watershed moment when Hayley Slusser took over as editor in chief in February 2021.

Students who come to college later in life often describe that process as a journey. But few have travelled as far – geographically or emotionally – as Cassie Botnick.

When Soham Shah began planning the logistics for this year’s Rutgers University Dance Marathon, he drew on some skills he didn’t expect to use from his experience as a mechanical engineering major.