What memories do you have of being a first-generation college student? What challenged you and what surprised you? I grew up in Florida, and so I attended the University of Florida for college. One thing I remember about being there was the sheer excitement I felt at all there was to learn. There were so … Continue reading A First-Generation Perspective from Dr. Nicole Karapanagiotis…
News & Events
Why Study Religion?
The Philosophy and Religion department held an event this past Wednesday, “Why Study Religion” outside the campus center. With over 80 students visiting the tent and engaging with professors, it was a great success! Miss the event? We have you covered! Visit our Why Study Religion page for more information.
Professor Gilmore-Clough Named Advisor of the Year
Kipp Gilmore-Clough was named Advisor of the Year at Rutgers, Camden, for his work as advisor of the Sikh Students Association! This is quite an honor as there are a number of student organizations on campus. Congrats, Kipp!
Dr. Gentzel’s Research Paper on “Protecting civil Liberties in a cognitively enhanced future: the role of classical liberalism”
The Department of Philosophy and Religion is proud to share with you an interesting article published by Dr. Gentzel in the Springer Link, article can be found here “Protecting civil Liberties in a cognitively enhanced future: the role of classical liberalism” . Protecting civil Liberties in a cognitively enhanced future: the role of classical liberalism … Continue reading Dr. Gentzel’s Research Paper on “Protecting civil Liberties in a cognitively enhanced future: the role of classical liberalism”…
Undergraduate student, Jose Zarazua Article on “The Blame Game: COVID-19 Analysis of the COVID-19 Pandemic in a Religious Context”
Alexis Marini and Ayoub Saidi, Philosophy Students Published the Article on “Rutgers Work-in: Making Invisible Work”
The Philosophy and Religion department is extremely proud of Alexis Marini and Ayoub Saidi on their article, “Rutgers Work-in: Making Invisible Work”. Read the article here https://gleaner.rutgers.edu/2023/03/06/rutgers-work-in-making-invisible-work/. Rutg