College students across America have been inundated for the past few weeks with headlines discussing “illegal protests” and the potential consequences for students who decide to partake in them on...

Just this past week, The Whit Staff had the pleasure of attending the College Media Association’s annual ProCon. At this conference, editors and staff members were able to learn about career development...

On Monday, Feb. 24, Provost Anthony Lowman announced via a Rowan Announcer email that Dr. Sanford Tweedie will be stepping down as dean of the Ric Edelman College of Communication & Creative Arts on...

The first week of February marked the beginning of Black History Month, a time when we reflect on the great challenges that black Americans faced throughout United States history. This particular year...

For most Rowan students, this past Sunday was full to the brim with cold beer, greasy food, and the sweet taste of victory for Eagles fans. Some even took it upon themselves to storm Broad Street in Philadelphia,...

Does making the wrong decision now mean ruining your future forever? This is a fear that many college students hold as they look ahead at the forked road, which seemingly splits into millions of different...

On Tuesday morning, Jan. 28, social media and news outlets flooded with stories recounting President Donald Trump’s new, and inherently vague initiative to “pause federal funding.” This potential...

With a new student center, a new school of veterinary medicine, new graduate and doctorate programs, and a “master plan” for the university’s future it’s safe to say that Rowan University is well...

Rowan University brags often about its walkable campus, high rankings, shiny amenities, and growing ecosystem, and among these attributes used in marketing campaigns are its small and intimate class sizes.  The...

The word "division" has been a regular term in many American’s vocabularies when it comes to how we speak about our political landscape, and our relation to one another as citizens of the United States....

As student journalists who work on our newspaper diligently every week, the 2024 election gave us a unique perspective on not only the candidates and their policies but also how media is constructed and...

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...