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Rutgers Oral History Archives welcomes new undergraduate interns for Spring 2025. Election results are out for Rutgers Living History Society Community Liaison Committee.

ROHA has recently added the following interviews to its website.  Follow the links to read more, including their full-text interview transcript.

New Leadership Elected to Rutgers Living History Society Community Liaison Committee! Find their biographies here.

Happy Holidays from Rutgers Oral History Archives!

Jeongeun Park began as Associate Director of Rutgers Oral History Archives on September 30, 2024. We interviewed Jeongeun to learn more about what brought her to ROHA.

The Black Camden Oral History Project, led by Kendra D. Boyd and Jesse Bayker, will tell the stories, through first-person accounts, of life and activism in the city, including the Black student protest movement at Rutgers University–Camden.

Charles Silverstein, a psychologist and therapist who played a key role in getting homosexuality declassified as a mental illness, died Jan. 30 at 87. He had lung cancer, according to his executor Aron Berlinger.

He was at the forefront in persuading the American Psychiatric Association to reassess its classification of homosexuality as a mental disorder.