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June 2026

  • Three people look down at objects in a display case.

    Examining the Evolving Meaning of America’s Birthdays

  • A darkened audience is shown from behind, and a musical performance takes place onstage in the distance
    Celebrating Rutgers Composers
  • Collage of two images. A person poses behind a 2-dimensional sculpture of a dress, and a group of people gathers around a different sculpture.

    Engagement Day 2026 Builds Connectedness

  • Image on left shows a person photographing a rolled up red blanket with a Rutgers Camden logo printed on it. Image on the right shows a room full of people seated at tables, working.

    Special Collections and Digital History Class Collaboration in Camden

  • A group of people poses, smiling, with five people in the middle holding certificates.

    New Milestones for Robeson Undergraduate Research Award

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN REPORT
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Congratulations on an incredibly productive year! Every role, every interaction, and every effort contributes to the success of our mission.

>> Read more from the vice president for university libraries

FEATURES
Three people look down at a display case. Examining the Evolving Meaning of America’s Birthdays

A new exhibit at Robeson Library was created by students in a Rutgers–Camden history course in conjunction with the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary.

>> John Powell writes about the opening event

View from behind of a darkened audience with a musical performance occurring onstage in the distance Celebrating Rutgers Composers

Rutgers University Libraries cosponsored a concert of music by composers who have taught and studied at Mason Gross School of the Arts since its inception in 1976.

>> Read the story by Bret McCandless

A person poses behind a 2-dimensional sculpture of a dress Engagement Day 2026 Builds Connectedness

On Friday, May 22, Rutgers University Libraries faculty and staff gathered at Livingston Student Center for a day of professional development and team building.

>> Learn more about the day’s activities

A person is photographing a rolled up red blanket with a Rutgers Camden logo printed on it. Special Collections and Digital History Class Collaboration in Camden

Jesse Bayker’s digital history class took a deep dive in Special Collections at Robeson Library for a class project commemorating Rutgers University–Camden’s centennial.

>> Bart Everts writes about the students’ work with collections in Camden

A group of people poses, smiling, with five people in the middle holding certificates. New Milestones for Robeson Undergraduate Research Award

Robeson Library celebrated the sixth annual Undergraduate Research Award on April 16. There were many firsts celebrated in this award cycle.

>> Read Samantha Kannegiser’s report

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A variety of personnel-related updates, including individual achievements, arrivals, and departures.

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Key organization-wide information, important procedural changes, and upcoming action items.

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