On Thursday, Sept. 11, the Rowan Environmental Action League (REAL) hosted a plant and sip event at the university's community garden.
This event was a way to attract attention to the club and the garden...
With the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) reporting millions of households in the United States lacking reliable access to food and billions of pounds of food getting tossed into landfills...
Before this year, esports at Rowan University had been entirely self-run by the students. For the longest time, it’s been up to the individual students’ responsibility to keep the club afloat. This...
Students who attended the "LEGO: Your Safe Space" event were given a thought-provoking prompt: design your own safe space out of Lego bricks.
Students' creativity was on display, as builders created...
Before Lambda Theta Phi, Chris Acevedo was just another student. Now, wearing his fraternity’s brown and white letters, he carries the weight of a legacy of something bigger than himself.
At 27 years...
Rowan’s culture fest is one of many annual events on campus that mark the return of students, and this year it came back with an array of organizations tabling on the grounds.
Wednesday, Sept. 3,...
On Monday, Sept. 8, the fraternity Tau Epsilon Phi [TEP] hosted a car smash from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Robinson Circle. This event was the 3rd annual car smash for the fraternity, dating back to Fall 2023.
Kyle...
Rowan University is welcoming its largest first-year class in history. An estimated 3,400 students have enrolled for the 2029 class. With all the new students, they will be looking for clubs to join. During...
Rowan University students have launched a new club centered on one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, pickleball. The pickleball club, founded by Jacob Grosser, 20, an accounting major, already...
Rowan University has implemented the Dreamscape Virtual Reality system into the curriculum for students to interact with VR technology in their studies.
Dreamscape VR is a virtual reality system that...
CDs, DVDs, vinyl records, cassette tapes, newspapers, books, and other forms of physical media that are considered to be “old school” have been slowly fading away from public favor. Or have they?
In...
On Thursday, April 24, Rowan's Communications Studies Department held its second annual public speaking competition in Shpeen Hall where five students won a total of $3200.
Eight student finalists competed...