A pair of worn hands glide along a thin black plane of paper. One finger digs underneath an edge and folds over itself revealing red on the opposite side of the sheet. It happens again, but this time from...
Rowan University’s students and faculty partnered with a local organization to donate over 300 pairs of shoes this semester, to be shipped to those in need around the world.
Rowan University's Office...
Dr. Luke Cooper has a big question. What is the good life, and why don’t we have it?
During The Pros and Cons of Personality, the first in a series of lectures from Rowan faculty, Cooper looks to his...
National Fire Prevention Week began this past Sunday with its new theme “Every Second Counts: Plan 2 Ways Out!” In conjunction, Rowan University and the Glassboro Fire Department have advice for students...
Abuse between two partners is something that can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. In some cases the abuse can be obvious and physical, in others it may not be so apparent. New Jersey resident Francine...
Monday’s Open Mic Night included ukuleles, electric guitars and a Justin Bieber cover.
It was a sociable audience, consisting mostly of the night’s performers, their friends and those who found themselves...
The Wellness Center is on a yearlong quest to gather 1,300 reasons to live by April 2017. The new initiative, 1300 Reasons Why Not, helps to continue the discussion about why not to consider suicide.
"My...
A group of Rowan University students met with Josh Murphy, the son of New Jersey Democrat Phil Murphy, this past week to discuss his father's campaign for governor.
At the meeting on Wednesday, Josh...
Rowan University students involved in the Economic Restructuring Committee of Pitman discussed plans during their Tuesday meeting that can make the borough an entertainment hub for future students of the...
In the wake of President Donald Trump's new immigration ban, Rowan AWARE: Alliance of Whites Aspiring Toward Racial Equity held its first meeting of the semester for students to engage in a discussion...
The Dr. Harley E. Flack Student Mentoring Program held the first "Speak and Eat" Conversation of the semester in James Hall, discussing micro-aggression with students from all ethnicities and genders.
Participating...
Taking on a new identity this past weekend, the Chamberlain Student Center was transformed into a festive arena of authentic Caribbean-style dancing, music, food and activities.
The Bacchanal Caribbean...
