Nearly 40 graduate students – the largest turnout yet – stepped off a bus and into the Wissahickon, trading screens for dirt trails, and city noise for rolling brooks and steady streams. What has become an annual tradition felt different this year. The line of hikers moved through the park in waves – climbing over… continue reading
The sense of agency – the feeling of being in control of one’s actions and their outcomes – is central to how people experience and interact with the world. But measuring that experience is not as straightforward as it may seem, and some commonly used methods may not be capturing what researchers think they are…. continue reading
Genes are often understood in terms of the proteins they produce, but not all genetic material follows that path. Some RNA molecules play regulatory roles, influencing how genes are expressed rather than becoming proteins themselves. Understanding these roles can reshape how we think about gene regulation. At SPARK! 2025 (Showcase of Projects, Art, Research, and… continue reading
As lawmakers across the United States debate reducing or eliminating the property tax, a Rutgers University–Camden professor was selected as one of a small group of nationally recognized experts invited to weigh in on the future of the property tax, one of the most important and controversial sources of local government revenue. Michael Hayes, Associate… continue reading
For some, the decision to teach comes down to one question: how do you make learning something students actually want to be part of? That is the work Quinn Ehmann has stepped into as a student in the Teacher Education MAT program. With a background supporting children in both classroom and clinical settings, including her… continue reading
Public spending on health is often assumed to produce better outcomes, but the effectiveness of that investment can depend on the political systems that govern how resources are used. This research examines how democratic governance influences the relationship between health expenditure and public health outcomes across Europe. This research was presented at the Graduate Poster… continue reading
