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"Art, literature, philosophy, history, and so on—we cannot abandon them." (Graphic via Canva)

Vanhoof: The humanities still matter

Aidan Vanhoof, Contributor September 10, 2025

Life in our economy is hard. Everything’s expensive, and important systems like healthcare and higher education continue to rise in price while average income stagnates. So it makes sense to want a...

"Whoever runs Rowan’s social media definitely has their eyes on what’s hot, both on campus and the pop culture world beyond."  (@rowanuniversity on Instagram)

Mac Kay: Are Rowan’s pop culture posts cringe?

Mattie Mac Kay, Arts&Entertainment Editor September 10, 2025

In the past couple of years, Rowan University has really stepped up their social media game from doing signature Man On The Street interviews, to the now infamous “campus influencers” like “Regina...

"As humans, we come in all different shapes and sizes." (Graphic Editor / Alexander Cruz)

Otto: Skinny, skinny

Christopher Otto, News and Photography Editor September 10, 2025

I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with my body. Growing up, I was always the bigger kid in class, both in height and weight. As a child, I never really cared too much about it, even in the scenarios...

"Making friends at college doesn’t have to be difficult. Taking small steps is key to overcoming that voice telling you, 'no one will like who you are' or 'no one wants to be your friend.'” (Graphic made on Canva)

Bautista: Finding your people in college

Michael Bautista, Staff Writer September 10, 2025

Friendship isn’t found. It’s constructed, one awkward hello at a time. Before you realize it, you’re making friendship bracelets, throwing nice outfits together before that dinner reservation, or...

"Noise in a shared space can be disruptive in ways you might not expect. Slamming doors, for instance, can make others think you’re in a bad mood or worse, wake up a roommate who’s asleep." (Graphics Editor / Alexander Cruz)

Bautista: Roommate etiquette is not optional

Michael Bautista, Staff Writer September 10, 2025

Living in a dorm can feel like stepping into a pressure cooker; one wrong move with your roommate and chaos is inevitable. That means roommate etiquette isn’t optional; it's survival. Something I...

"Beginning this new era can involve a lot of anxiety and pressure, but these essentials make all the difference between feeling overwhelmed and feeling right at home." (Graphics Editor / Alexander Cruz)

Rosenberg: Dorm must-haves every freshman should know, from a senior in college

Madison Rosenberg, Contributor September 10, 2025

Moving from your spacious hometown bedroom to a tiny dorm room that you have to share with a total stranger is a change many are familiar with.  As a senior in college who has gone through a four-year...

"All we can do, really, is avoid letting AI become our only option to do anything work-related rather than just having it in our back pocket as something we can use when our brains fail us." (The Whit Staff)

The Whit staff weighs in on AI: Have we taken it too far?

The Whit Staff September 10, 2025

Artificial Intelligence is a hot topic right now, not only on our college campus, but also in the world. Love it, hate it, or fear it, AI has infiltrated our lives, and everyone has an opinion on it. It...

"The Congressional Research Service estimates that the federal student loan portfolio now exceeds $1.6 trillion." - Graphics Editor / Alexander Cruz

Beck: Students face a devastating cost of living crisis, but we aren’t powerless

Ian Beck, Contributor September 10, 2025

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the United States economy added 22,000 jobs in August, following a downward trend that has raised red flags about the direction of the economy.  The newest...

"With a majority of The Whit Staff graduating this upcoming May, we have decided to dedicate this editorial to hearing one last message from our graduating seniors." - The Whit Staff

Editorial: A special goodbye from our seniors

The Whit Staff April 30, 2025

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...

"After spending the first 40 minutes of the visit learning the intricacies of all of these creatures, seeing the end of their life is emotional." - Features Editor / Paige Britt

Britt: I saw the fossil park, and it kind of changed my life

Paige Britt, Features Editor April 30, 2025

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...

"As I begin my new journey as sports editor, I can’t help but feel empowered to be a woman breaking into a dominantly male field." - News Editor / Sarah Shockey

Shockey: A league of my own

Sarah Shockey, News Editor April 30, 2025

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...

"For the first time in my life, I saw my independence as a superpower instead of a weakness." - Editor-in-Chief / Madison Miller

Letter From the Editor: Do it scared

Madison Miller, Editor-in-Chief April 30, 2025

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...

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