With a majority of The Whit Staff graduating this May, we have decided to dedicate this editorial to hearing one last message from our graduating seniors.  Sophia Fandino, Opinion Editor: Being a part...

I went to the newly opened Edelman Fossil Park & Museum on April 20, and it kind of changed my life.  First of all, it is just so cool. It is worth all the hype, excitement, and national coverage...

I can now proudly say I’m officially The Whit’s sports editor.  Sports for me has always been a place of comfort. I was the little girl growing up who was a tomboy. I wore boy’s athletic wear...

Dear Whit Readers, It has been with great pleasure, and incredible gratitude that I write one last article for the publication that is permanently stamped on my career, my heart, and my soul.  My...

It is with a heavy heart that I announce that this latest issue of The Whit is our Editor-In-Chief Madison Miller's last.  Coming into The Whit this year, I didn’t know what to expect. Other than...

You never really know where exactly your sanctuary is going to be when you get to college. Once you do, you thrive in it, learn in it, and love in it. Until one day you realize you are about to graduate,...

It is with a heavy heart that I announce that Paige Britt, our current Features editor, is officially closing a chapter as she is graduating from Rowan University, making her a Whit alumna. In just a few...

The Whit is suffering a tragic loss, as senior Rianna Moses, the Whit’s Copy Desk Chief, is officially graduating. In just a few short days, Moses will walk across the stage, receiving her bachelor’s...

After two years and over 60 published articles for The Whit, it’s a wrap.  As a student transferring to Rowan from Rowan College of South Jersey, I didn’t know what to expect. I was excited about...

My whole life, I have been a fairly introverted person. I’ve always secretly hated parties, concerts, and anywhere there are loads of groups. To put it simply, I sucked at figuring out how to talk to...

Mental health has seemingly become a buzzword among young adults, especially on college campuses. While I think it's great that universities are more outspoken and conscientious about students’ mental...

April 22, marked another Earth Day, which for many college students was merely a way of posting about their “mother” while showing off extravagant vacations, family hikes, and photos of their summers...