Upcoming Events

Fill your lunch hour with a free musical peformance by the Mark Kramer Trio. Sponsored by the Department of Fine Arts and the Office of Campus Involvement, the Mallery Concert Series takes place on Wednesdays February through April in the Mallery Room, located on the second floor of the Fine Arts Complex.

Get your theatrical fill in one evening as six Rutgers-Camden student directors present a diverse offering of ten-minute plays, written by, and starring Scarlet Raptors. Presented by the Rutgers-Camden Department of Fine Arts, the third annual "Ten-Minute Play Festival" will also take place at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 10 and Saturday, Feb. 11; and 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12.

Tickets are free and will be available in advance at the Campus Center's Impact Booth or at the door one hour before show time. For more information, call 856-225-6176.

Get your theatrical fill in one evening as six Rutgers-Camden student directors present a diverse offering of ten-minute plays, written by, and starring Scarlet Raptors. Presented by the Rutgers-Camden Department of Fine Arts, the third annual "Ten-Minute Play Festival" will also take place at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12.

Tickets are free and will be available in advance at the Campus Center's Impact Booth or at the door one hour before show time. For more information, call 856-225-6176.

Rutgers-Camden hosts the College of New Jersey in women's basketball
Admission Prices:
Children $2
College Students w/ ID $2
Senior Citizens $2
Adults $5
For more information: http://athletics.camden.rutgers.edu/

Set sail for this year's Snow Ball aboard the Moshulu in Philadelphia. Come out for a night of fun, food, and dancing. You’ll be on a boat! Sponsored by the Campus Activity Board (CAB), tickets are on sale at the Impact Booth. Limited tickets are available and cost $45 (single) and $65 (couple). For more information about the Moshulu, visit http://www.moshulu.com/site/intro.asp or www.facebook.com/ruccab.

Get your theatrical fill in one evening as six Rutgers-Camden student directors present a diverse offering of ten-minute plays, written by, and starring Scarlet Raptors. Presented by the Rutgers-Camden Department of Fine Arts, the third annual "Ten-Minute Play Festival" is free. Tickets will be available in advance at the Campus Center's Impact Booth or at the door one hour before show time. For more information, call 856-225-6176.

Award-winning student playwright Cooper Gorelick has written "Stop the Takeover," a series of episodic vignettes in the style of agitprop theater, inspired from real-life events and Clifford Odets' famous 1930s play "Waiting for Lefty."

Hit the slopes with fellow Scarlet Raptors during this ski trip to Blue Mountain. Lift tickets cost $20 for students ($36 for lift ticket and rentals) and $25 for staff and alumni ($46 for lift ticket and rentals). Non-skiers can ride the bus for $10. Buses will return to campus by 12 a.m. Tikets for all ski trips can be purchased at the Impact Booth. For more information, contact Amanda Holloway at ahollo@camden.rutgers.edu.

A panel discussion on the current exhibit "Working Drawing," curated by Bruce Garrity, will be immediately followed by an artists reception. "Working Drawing," which will be on view through Feb. 25, explores the continuing vitality of drawing as a means of expression in itself and as part of a process leading to other bodies of work. The exhibition features the work of Julian Hatton, Sangram Majumdar, John Newman, Bruce Pollock, Bruce Samuelson, Joan Snyder, and Sandy Winters.

For more information, call 856-225-6306.

Hear from artist Jason Musson on how he merged his creative energies into a viable profession. Part of the Finding Your Voice series, designed to inspire students through informal talks with young professionals about keeping a sense of purpose, creativity, and integrity in today's work environment.