A planned trip to China for the “Engineering in a Global Context” class has been cancelled after the country has been battered by the COVID-19 virus. COVID-19, a disease spread by a novel coronavirus...

On Thursday, Feb. 13, The American Red Cross held a blood drive in the Esbjornson Gymnasium. Gabrielle Johnson, a team supervisor with The American Red Cross, is passionate about volunteering for such...

A recent Rowan Announcer submission from Feb. 4 urged students and faculty planning to visit or those returning from trips to China to be cautious in light of the recent coronavirus outbreak. The submission...

A recent Rowan Announcer submission by the Department of Information Resources & Technology (IRT) warned students of possible scam attempts being sent to student email accounts. The submission...

On Tuesday, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held in the atrium of Rowan Hall to celebrate the establishment of Rowan’s Sustainable Facilities Laboratory. Housed in the Rowan College of Engineering’s...

Last Thursday, the ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the Schreiber Family Pet Therapy Program. Named after Gerald Schrieber of J&J Snack Foods Corp. of Pennsauken, the program seeks to help...

The opioid epidemic has been ravaging the country since the 90s. The number of people misusing prescription opioids, especially among college students, is becoming a problem. Last year alone, 10.3...

On the heels of a beautiful fall day, the Rowan Republicans and the Rowan Democrats held their third annual political debate in the Chamberlain Student Center. Moderated by "The Whit" News Editor Alexander...

This year, trick-or-treaters in Chesapeake, Virginia, are expecting giant candy hauls. However, due to a recently edited city ordinance, those trick-or-treaters that are over the age of 14 could be getting...

For the past four months Hong Kong citizens have been protesting, often violently, a now-withdrawn bill that would allow the extradition of criminals to China under certain circumstances. Hong Kong...

Last week, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill (SB) 206, which will allow collegiate athletes in California to profit off of their name and likeness beginning in 2023. With this bill,...

The threat of impeachment now looms over President Donald Trump after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that the House of Representatives will initiate a formal impeachment inquiry against him last...