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"This article was written by a human, for humans." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Miller: I’m boycotting AI and you should too

Lily Miller, Staff Writer October 30, 2024

Around the time that AI (Artificial Intelligence) was becoming popular, and ChatGPT had just hit the mainstream, people in my life started forming opinions about it. Primarily, one of my mentors, who seemed...

"They should not be tied down by mandatory classes like math and science that will contribute nothing to their future and have the potential to damage their overall grade point average." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Fugee: Math and science classes for every major is a major waste of time

Hayden Fugee, Contributor October 30, 2024

A new semester starts, and you look down at your schedule, and what does it have? Another math class and another science class that has nothing to do with your major.  Thousands of dollars are spent...

"With election day just around the corner, the Whit staff shares how they plan to exercise their right to vote." -  Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Editorial: How our Whit Staff plans to vote this election season

The Whit Staff October 30, 2024

With election day just around the corner, the Whit staff shares how they plan to exercise their right to vote. Madison Miller, Editor-in-Chief: I am planning to vote in person in my hometown, which...

"While some of these places use ranked-choice voting for local or state elections, or even presidential primaries, none of these places use RCV for the general presidential election." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Twiford: America should embrace Ranked Choice Voting

Abigail Twiford, Co-News Editor October 30, 2024

In the spirit of election season, as Rowan students ramp up to get out and vote in this year’s presidential race, and all other down-ballot races this upcoming Tuesday, I thought it would be a good time...

"Things we may see as simple such as starting and maintaining a conversation could be one of the most difficult things to do for those on the spectrum." - Photo via Gabriel Fogg

Fogg: Traversing college with neurodevelopmental disorders

Gabriel Fogg, Staff Writer October 30, 2024

Life as a college student is frantic. The pressure to achieve high grades, maintain a personal life, and squeeze extracurricular activities into your weeks makes it easy to fall into a funk and become...

"Sometimes it can feel like your entire future hinges on how you handle something." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Miller: Turning down a job, done right

Lily Miller, Staff Writer October 23, 2024

Last week, I wrote an article about overcoming the obligation to suffer. Truly, it was about learning that it’s okay to deny opportunities if they aren’t the right fit, especially in college when we’re...

"It is impossible to control over 20,000 people at all times, and this is not an expectation any reasonable person would uphold." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Editorial: Rowan needs to alert their students more often

The Whit Staff October 23, 2024

The beginning of this semester marked the welcoming of Rowan’s largest freshman class to date. This brought an increase of students to Rowan’s campus and the surrounding city of Glassboro, adding to...

"However, personally speaking, college does not provide students with the life skills to achieve personal success." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Fogg: Should Rowan implement a life skills course?

Gabriel Fogg, Staff Writer October 23, 2024

As fast-paced as the university lifestyle is, there is a constant focus placed on academics, and with reason. Achieving academic success to some extent, is the only way you are going to graduate. But after...

"The boys have spent the last 30 years in prison, and I think it is time to consider their release." - Web Editor / Mayela Gallardo

Thorn: It’s time for the Menendez Brothers to get a chance at freedom

Katie Thorn, Productions Editor October 23, 2024

Teenagers across the globe have become obsessed with TikTok’s most recent trends. While most things trending amongst teens include style and aesthetics, there is one peculiar thing that teens have become...

"For this editorial, women on The Whit staff share their own perspectives on safety at Rowan." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Editorial: The Whit’s women share their perspectives on safety at Rowan

The Whit Staff October 15, 2024

Young women entering college have constantly been warned about violence against women on campus since around the 80’s. It has been a topic that has been highly discussed by major cities and universities...

"The main impacts that I have noticed when the school work gets heavier have been my mental health decreasing, and my stress levels rising." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Calo: The relationship between school work and self esteem

Christopher Calo, Contributor October 15, 2024

Throughout my academic career I have struggled with self esteem and unfortunately, it's due to school work. Lots of times when turning in work, I have felt that my personal work had not met up to the standards...

"Here was a man willing to display his vulnerability front and center, to a complete stranger." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Miller: “You’re not alone” an unexpected campus encounter

Owen Miller, Staff Writer October 14, 2024

On a cold Friday afternoon last March, when I still lived on Rowan’s campus, I was taking my daily jog around the Whitney-Bunce-Hollybush loop quickly to beat the impending rain. It seemed like I succeeded...

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