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Rowan graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Board of Trustees holds last meeting of the semester
Mayor John Wallace III (right) at the council meeting. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro Retirees honored at council meeting
Kornacki speaks to audience in the Eynon Ballroom. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Steve Kornacki breaks down election results during his visit to Rowan
Environmental grant graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Rowan researchers provided with grant from Environmental Protection Agency
Lowman poses at 2024 Edison Patent Awards on Nov. 21. - Photo via Rowan in the News
Provost Tony Lowman wins Edison Patent Award
Mayor John Wallace III (right) at the council meeting. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro Retirees honored at council meeting
The Glassboro Council members in session. - Features Editor / Paige Britt
Glassboro Council discusses project developments during most recent meeting
The newly appointed lieutenants and full-time firefighters pose for a picture at Glassboro Town Square. - Photo via @glassborofiredepartment on Facebook
Glassboro Council swears in firefighters and provides construction updates at latest meeting
Breaking news graphic - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Glassboro PD responds to incident outside 7-Eleven
The crash claimed the lives of two drivers early Thursday morning. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Two drivers killed after fatal crash on Route 55 North
Breaking news graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Man found dead on railroad tracks near two Glassboro schools
Rowan Police were notified that a student had begun posting multiple pictures and videos on an Instagram account of the firearm with an extended magazine, according to court documents." - Graphic Editor/ Brendan Cohen
Firearm arrest in 230 Victoria raises questions of campus residential safety
Quality of life graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Quality of life offenses see a rise on campus
The annual report is released every year by the university. - Graphic via Julia Quennessen
Rowan releases Clery Report for 2024-25 academic year
One incident occurred in the resident parking lot of the Edgewood Apartments. - Co-News Editor / Sarah Shockey
Multiple car burglaries occur in Rowan resident parking lots
Mayor John Wallace III (right) at the council meeting. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro Retirees honored at council meeting
Spicy's Bar opened its doors on Dec. 2. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Sun sets on Dawn to Dusk as it transitions into Spicy’s Bar
The Rowan Boulevard apartments covered in the smoke's haze. - Co-Sports Editor / Tyler Delpercio
Statewide drought and wildfires cause haze of smoke over Rowan’s campus
Breaking news graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Man found dead on railroad tracks near two Glassboro schools
A live band plays music outside the West Jersey Train Depot. - Photo via @glassborohistoricalsociety on Facebook
The Glassboro Historical Society hosts Civil War Weekend at historic West Jersey Train Depot
Rowan graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Board of Trustees holds last meeting of the semester
Mayor John Wallace III (right) at the council meeting. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro Retirees honored at council meeting
Kornacki speaks to audience in the Eynon Ballroom. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Steve Kornacki breaks down election results during his visit to Rowan
SGA graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Wellness fee increase motion passed at latest SGA meeting
Rowan graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Issues impacting Rowan discussed at University Senate meeting
Pete Nance dunks the ball. Nance scored 15 points in his Blue Coats debut. - Photo via @blue_coats on X
Blue Coats suffer heartbreaker, can’t complete back-to-back sweep against Go-Go
Charlotte Carlies rises up for a layup. Carlies has been instrumental for the team this year. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Charlotte Carlies improvements fuel Rowan women’s basketball’s hot start
Masai Byrd sprints towards the finish line. The junior broke Shamar Love's school record in the 60-meter. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Jamir Brown and Masai Byrd shine for Rowan men’s track and field to kick off indoor season
Golden at-bat graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Czerwonka: A future MLB rule could change the game for the worse
Kylie Elwell brings the ball up the field. Elwell is the president of The Hidden Opponent (THO). - Photo via Rowan Athletics
From Us to You: The similarities between the two mental health clubs
Pete Nance dunks the ball. Nance scored 15 points in his Blue Coats debut. - Photo via @blue_coats on X
Blue Coats suffer heartbreaker, can’t complete back-to-back sweep against Go-Go
Max Fiedler shoots a free throw. Fiedler recorded six points and two rebounds in the win on Sunday. - Photo via Shamar Swann
Blue Coats take down Go-Go for fourth straight win
Jeff Dowtin Jr. driving to the hoop. The two-way guard scored 30 points against the Celtics. Nov. 10, 2023 - Photo via Payton Tuorto
Blue Coats defeat Celtics behind monster performance from Jeff Dowtin Jr.
Lester Quinones drives to the basket. Quinones had a team-high 29 points in the win over the Knicks. Monday, Nov. 11, 2024. - Photo via Shamar Swann.
Blue Coats survive fourth quarter scare for first home win
Judah Mintz scans the defense. Mintz scored 22 points in the loss. - Photo via Shamar Swann
Blue Coats can’t secure first win, lose to Maine Celtics
Charlotte Carlies rises up for a layup. Carlies has been instrumental for the team this year. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Charlotte Carlies improvements fuel Rowan women’s basketball’s hot start
Masai Byrd sprints towards the finish line. The junior broke Shamar Love's school record in the 60-meter. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Jamir Brown and Masai Byrd shine for Rowan men’s track and field to kick off indoor season
Jack Watson competes in the backstroke. The fifth-year has led the charge for Rowan men's swimming this season. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming prepares for extended hiatus out of the water following loss to Johns Hopkins
Ella Pennington competes in a race. The junior set a JHU pool record in the 200 backstroke on Dec. 6. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Ella Pennington continues to break records for Rowan women’s swimming
Kate Herlihy spots up for a three. Herlihy dropped 16 in the win over Rutgers-Camden. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s basketball continues dominant streak, takes down Rutgers-Camden
Jack Watson competes in the backstroke. The fifth-year has led the charge for Rowan men's swimming this season. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming prepares for extended hiatus out of the water following loss to Johns Hopkins
Jack Watson swims in a race. The fifth-year broke Alex Volin's 200 IM record over the weekend. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming makes a splash at the Franklin & Marshall Invitational
Tobias Cahnbley competes in a race. Cahnbley won the 200 free and 200 back in the win over Montclair State. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming dominates Montclair State to get back to .500
Jack Watson competes in the backstroke. Watson won the 100 and 200 backstroke. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming drops to 1-2 after loss to Salisbury
Jack Watson competes in a race. Watson was one of two Profs to compete in the NCAA DIII Championships. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Jack Watson and Michael Fracchiolla represent Rowan men’s swim at NCAA Championships
Masai Byrd sprints towards the finish line. The junior broke Shamar Love's school record in the 60-meter. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Jamir Brown and Masai Byrd shine for Rowan men’s track and field to kick off indoor season
Kwaku Nkrumah races towards the finish line. The junior is looking to build off his 2023-24 All-NJAC Second Team season. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s track and field set to begin 2024-25 indoor season at Fasttrack Opener
Kwaku Nkrumah runs in a race. Nkrumah recorded a first place finish in the 60 meter hurdle. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s indoor track and field ends the season with first place finish at the AARTFC
Scott Hubbard runs in a race. Hubbard broke the 27-year-old record in the mile on Friday, Feb. 23. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Scott Hubbard rewrites history at the FastTrack Last Chance Meet
Rowan men's indoor track and field poses after their ninth consecutive NJAC Championship victory. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s indoor track and field enters unprecedented territory following ninth consecutive NJAC title
Taz Cantey dribbles up the court. Cantey poured in 21 points in the win. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s basketball finds its offensive flow in the second half to pull away from Rutgers-Camden
Danny Fleming drives up the floor. The senior scored 15 points against Eastern. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s basketball picks up first win of the season against Eastern
Khalif Meares rises for a dunk. Meares is just one of the six Profs returning this year. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s basketball gears up for the new season
"As long as we stick together and stand on business, I like our chances." - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s basketball advances to the Sweet 16 for the second consecutive season
Rowan men's basketball will be appearing in the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive season beginning on Friday, March 1. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s basketball gets NCAA tournament bid for the third consecutive season
Ella Pennington competes in a race. The junior set a JHU pool record in the 200 backstroke on Dec. 6. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Ella Pennington continues to break records for Rowan women’s swimming
Rhylee Cornell. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Meet Rhylee Cornell: the freshman sensation already making her mark for Rowan women’s swimming
Ella Pennington competes in the backstroke. Pennington won three events. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s swimming rattles off six straight event wins to take down Montclair State
Ella Pennington competes in the backstroke. The junior has been named NJAC Swimmer of the Week two times in a row to start the season. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s swimming falls to Salisbury in first NJAC meet of the season
Laura Jones competes in a race. Jones is in her senior year with the Profs. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s swimming can’t beat NYU, fall to 1-1 on the young season
Lexi Bey competes. Bey is one of the returnees from last year's team. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s indoor track and field looks to open the season on the right foot
Ally Wernik runs in a race. Wernik recorded a PR in the 800 meter. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s indoor track and field shines at the FastTrack Last Chance Meet
Kat Pedersen runs in a race. Pedersen was a part of the 4x200 relay that broke the school record. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s indoor track and field shines at the NJAC Championships
Anna Sasse runs in a race. Sasse was the anchor of the distance medley relay that is nearly top 10 in all of Division III. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s indoor track and field gets contributions from everyone during busy weekend
Nevaeh Lorjuste participates in a race. The junior recorded a second-place finish in the 400-meter over the weekend. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s indoor track and field sets multiple new PRs over the weekend
Charlotte Carlies rises up for a layup. Carlies has been instrumental for the team this year. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Charlotte Carlies improvements fuel Rowan women’s basketball’s hot start
Kate Herlihy spots up for a three. Herlihy dropped 16 in the win over Rutgers-Camden. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s basketball continues dominant streak, takes down Rutgers-Camden
Sabrina Araujo brings the ball up the court. Araujo tallied 13 points in the win. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s basketball shoots their way to first conference win
Haley Selmer headshot. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
From the field to the court: Haley Selmer has shined to start the Rowan women’s basketball season
Kate Herlihy running the point. The senior is expected to move into an off-ball role this season. - Photo via Lee Kotzen
Rowan women’s basketball gears up for year two of the Kate Pearson era
Rowan softball celebrates its second NJAC title in three years. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball gets revenge on Ramapo, captures second NJAC title in three years
Nana Agyemang races through the finish line. Agyemang was apart of the 4x100 relay team that placed sixth at the Michael Johnson Invitational at Baylor University. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s outdoor track and field showing they have no weaknesses as the NJAC Championship grows closer
Tyler Cannon admiring his hit. Cannon recorded the 200th hit of his Rowan career against Immaculata. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Cannon’s two homers lead Rowan baseball past Immaculata
Trish Gilles gets ready to pass the ball. Gillen recorded a career-four assists against TCNJ. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s lacrosse falls to TCNJ in battle for the No. 1 seed in the NJAC
Liz McCaffery loads up for a swing. McCaffery went 3-6 at the plate in the Profs' doubleheader against Rutgers-Newark. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball strengthens its hold on top seed, sweep doubleheader against Rutgers-Newark
Tyler Cannon admiring his hit. Cannon recorded the 200th hit of his Rowan career against Immaculata. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Cannon’s two homers lead Rowan baseball past Immaculata
Karson Harcourt loads up at the plate. The junior clubbed his second homer of the season in the Profs' win against York. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan baseball picks up out-of-conference win against York
Pat Defeciani gets ready to field. Defeciani hit two home runs and drove in a team-high five runs in the 20-5 win. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan baseball’s offense comes alive in blowout win over Rutgers-Camden
Tyler Cannon throws the ball to first. Cannon is one of the team's captains this year. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Captain Cannon: How Tyler Cannon became an integral part of Rowan baseball
Karson Harcourt hustling down the line. The junior clubbed a huge two-run double in game two of the Profs' doubleheader on Saturday, March 30. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan baseball opens conference play with a doubleheader split against Kean
Rowan softball celebrates its second NJAC title in three years. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball gets revenge on Ramapo, captures second NJAC title in three years
Liz McCaffery loads up for a swing. McCaffery went 3-6 at the plate in the Profs' doubleheader against Rutgers-Newark. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball strengthens its hold on top seed, sweep doubleheader against Rutgers-Newark
Kim Wilson and the team celebrates her 900th win at Rowan. Wilson recorded her 900th win on Tuesday. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Kim Wilson records 900th career win at Rowan in doubleheader sweep over Stockton
Payton MacNair swings at a pitch. MacNair recorded a new single-game career-high in RBI during the Profs' second game of a doubleheader. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball pushes win streak to 15 after doubleheader sweep of William Paterson
Kaitlyn Riggs loads up her swing. Riggs went 5-6 with 5 RBI across the two games. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball sweeps NJCU to remain perfect in the NJAC
Trish Gilles gets ready to pass the ball. Gillen recorded a career-four assists against TCNJ. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s lacrosse falls to TCNJ in battle for the No. 1 seed in the NJAC
Molly Green picks up a ground ball. Green recorded her 100th career goal in the win over Stockton. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s lacrosse grabs a key NJAC win after dominating Stockton
Elaina Corson looks to attack the defense. Corson was tied for the team-high five goals against Kean on Saturday. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s lacrosse blows out Kean in first NJAC match of the season
Molly Green attacks the defense. Green recorded five of the team's 11 goals on Saturday. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s lacrosse falls to Christopher Newport for fourth straight loss
Sophia Schiavo attacks the defense. The captain has totaled five points and grabbed 55 ground balls so far this season. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Sophia Schiavo’s destiny fulfilled as captain of Rowan women’s lacrosse team
Nana Agyemang races through the finish line. Agyemang was apart of the 4x100 relay team that placed sixth at the Michael Johnson Invitational at Baylor University. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s outdoor track and field showing they have no weaknesses as the NJAC Championship grows closer
Amara Conte hustling down the track. Conte has been a driving force for Rowan during the spring season. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s outdoor track and field heading in the right direction as championship season nears
Marquise Young competes in a hurdles event. Young recorded a first place finish in the 110 meter hurdle. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s outdoor track and field dominates the competition in the METS Championships
Kwaku Nkrumah competes in the hurdle. The sophomore placed first in the 110m hurdles at the Danny Curran Invitational. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Numerous members of Rowan men’s track and field post standout numbers at the Danny Curran Invitational
Damarion Potts headshot. Potts has made an immediate impact as a freshman on Rowan men's track and field. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Damarion Potts: A star in the making for Rowan men’s track and field
Anna Sasse competes in a race. Sasse recorded the No. 2 NJAC time in the 1500 meter. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s outdoor track and field records a plethora of PRs at the Paul Donahue Invitational
Molly Lodge runs in the hurdles event. Lodge recorded the top NJAC time in the 400 meter hurdle at the Larry Ellis Invitational. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s outdoor track and field continues to impress at Larry Ellis and TCNJ Invitationals
Molly Lodge runs in a race. Lodge placed first in the 400m and 200m. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s outdoor track and field continues its stellar season at the METS Championships
Nevaeh Lorjuste runs in a race. Lorjuste recorded the third best time in Division III. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s outdoor track and field shines at the Danny Curran Invitational
Izzy Deal competes during an event. Deal broke the outdoor school record in shot put with a mark of 13.22 meters. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Izzy Deal breaks a school record in a successful weekend for Rowan women’s outdoor track and field
Brooke Adams sets up her teammate. The senior has played her last game as a Prof. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball falls to William Paterson in NJAC semifinals
The Profs during the national anthem. Rowan football dominated William Paterson in their season finale. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football caps off Pat Ruley’s first season with blowout win against William Paterson
Allie Palumbo looks to score. Palumbo tallied the Profs only goal against Tufts. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
#22 Rowan field hockey’s quest for a national championship ends after loss to #3 Tufts
Miles Voenell outruns his opponents. Voenell will be one of the three Profs competing in the NCAA Championships. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s cross country finishes second at the NCAA Metro Regional Championships
Mariah Juiliano watches the ball. Juiliano recorded six saves in the fourth quarter. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan field hockey knocks off Ursinus in opening round of NCAA Division III tournament
The Profs during the national anthem. Rowan football dominated William Paterson in their season finale. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football caps off Pat Ruley’s first season with blowout win against William Paterson
Rowan football's seniors prior to their game against Kean. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football dominates Kean, cements undefeated season at home
The Profs celebrate with the Breakfast Bowl trophy following their win against Montclair State. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football emerges victorious in the first ever “Breakfast Bowl” against Montclair State
Luke Hoke gets tackled following a big gain. The freshman recorded a game-high 131 receiving yards against Salisbury. - Photo / Kevin Alexander
Rowan football puts forth a valiant effort against No. 6 Salisbury
Nate Maiers looks towards the reciever. Maiers threw for 166 yards in the loss. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football can’t overcome offensive miscues, falls to Christopher Newport
Miles Voenell outruns his opponents. Voenell will be one of the three Profs competing in the NCAA Championships. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s cross country finishes second at the NCAA Metro Regional Championships
Miles Voenell approaches the finish line. The graduate student has been a standout for Rowan men's cross-country this season. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Miles Voenell’s journey: crossing the country to become a standout for Rowan men’s cross-country
Senior standout Joshua Cason poses with the NJAC Championship trophy. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s cross country takes home first place once again in the NJAC Championships
Scott Hubbard races towards the finish line. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rising star Scott Hubbard is being counted on by Rowan men’s cross country heading into the NJAC Championships
Joshua Cason approaches the finish line. The senior produced a ninth-place finish in the championship run at the Border Battle. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s cross country produces top-five finish at the Border Battle
The team poses for a photo with the NJAC Championship trophy and banner. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer scores three unanswered to win the NJAC Championship
Ryan Cleary runs past a defender. Cleary scored the Profs lone goal. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer advances to fifth straight NJAC Championship after 1-0 win over Rutgers-Camden
Rowan men's soccer celebrates Senior Day prior to their game against Ramapo. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer celebrates Senior Day with fifth straight shutout victory
Dylan Aportela lays out for a save. Aportela recorded his fourth straight shut out in the win over Kean. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer shuts Kean out for fourth straight win
Johnny Troiano hustles up the field. The junior scored his team-leading 12th goal of the season against Montclair State. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer takes control of the NJAC with victory over Montclair State
Brooke Adams sets up her teammate. The senior has played her last game as a Prof. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball falls to William Paterson in NJAC semifinals
Brooke Adams sets up her teammate. The senior totaled 49 of the Profs' 54 assists in the quarterfinals against Kean. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball advances to NJAC semifinals with victory against Kean
Jena Kaul leads the huddle after a possession. Rowan volleyball closed out regular season conference play with a win against NJCU. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball closes out regular season conference play on a high note against NJCU
Rowan volleyball celebrates its seniors prior to the Profs' match against Lebanon Valley. - Photo via @rowanvolleyball on Instagram
Rowan volleyball suffers Senior Day loss against Lebanon Valley
Maya Iovacchini gets ready to hit the ball. Iovacchini totaled 17 kills in the loss to Kean. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball’s rally falls short against Kean
The team celebrates with the trophy. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s cross country makes history with first ever Metro Regional title
"I am the person I am today because of the Air Force." - Photo via @rowanwxc_track on Instagram
Rowan women’s cross-country celebrates Veterans Day with one of their own
Senior Mia Guerra, who placed first at the NJAC Championships, poses with Rowan's first place trophy. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s cross country wins the NJAC Championship for the first time since 2019
Ava Rizzo competes in a race. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
From soccer player to a runner: Ava Rizzo’s story to Rowan women’s cross country
Gabriella Pagano weaving through the competition. The junior placed 14th overall at the Border Battle. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Multiple runners for Rowan women’s cross country stand out at the Border Battle
Lianna SanFelice kicks a corner. SanFelice scored the Profs' lone goal in the loss. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s soccer drops NJAC semi-final in double overtime to Montclair State
Calista Burke controls the net. The senior made six saves against TCNJ. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s soccer settles for No. 2 seed in the NJAC playoffs following loss against TCNJ
Lianna SanFelice weaves up the field. The junior scored her second goal of the season against Montclair State on her second free kick. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s soccer takes care of business against Montclair State to remain undefeated
The seniors celebrate with their families pregame. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
A Senior Night shutout: Rowan women’s soccer beats up on Stockton
Siena Sowers. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Siena Sowers has seized her opportunity for Rowan women’s soccer
The team shoots the puck around at practice. - Photo / Eric Czerwonka
How Rowan ice hockey’s team is shaping up this year
Rowan MMA club practicing drills with partners and Fazen. - Staff Writer / Marchella Mazzoni
Shane Fazen brings Fight Tips to Rowan MMA Club
Rowan’s cheerleading team at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex competing in the UCA Cheerleading & Dance National Championship. - Photo via Rowan Cheerleading
Rowan cheerleading finishes fifth at the UCA College Cheerleading Team National Championship
Rowan rugby prepares for a scrum. The team ended the season adding to their losing streak. Saturday, Oct. 1, 2021. - Photo / Ashley Craven
Rowan Rugby closes out the season with two more losses
Elliott Schon skates up rink. Schon had a strong showing at the weekend showcase. Friday, Sept. 23, 2022. - Photo / Joey Nicolo
Rowan Men’s Ice Hockey completes sweep at ACCHL Showcase
Golden at-bat graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Czerwonka: A future MLB rule could change the game for the worse
NCAA basketball graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Adam: Week 6 NCAA Top 25 poll reactions
MLB graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Rea: Surprising and disappointing teams from the 2024 MLB season
Sixers graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Dougherty: Jared McCain has proven his worth for the 76ers
NCAA basketball graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Adam: No. 2 Auburn vs. No. 9 Duke preview
Jared McKenzie heads out to the field pregame. McKenzie was a standout in Wilmington's win on Wednesday, Aug. 28. - Photo via @WilmBlueRocks on X
Flashy plays offensively and defensively lead to convincing Blue Rocks win over IronBirds
Bryan Caceres jogs back to the dugout. Caceres was effective against the Cyclones on Saturday, Aug. 17, tossing six scoreless innings. - Photo via @WilmBlueRocks on X
Blue Rocks surrender four-run ninth inning lead in crushing loss
Riley Cornelio exits the bullpen ahead of his start. Cornelio allowed two runs in five innings against the Cyclones on Thursday, Aug. 15. - Photo via @WilmBlueRocks on X
Six-run sixth inning proves to be the difference in Blue Rocks loss to Cyclones
Jose Atencio fires a warm-up pitch. Following two rough starts, Atencio recorded a bounce-back performance against the Cyclones on Tuesday, Aug. 13. - Photo via @WilmBlueRocks on X
Blue Rocks’ offensive struggles lead to series-opening loss against Cyclones
Jarlin Susana winds up to throw a pitch. The 20-year-old allowed four runs in 4.2 innings on Wednesday, Aug. 14. - Photo via @WilmBlueRocks on X
A fast start offensively leads the Blue Rocks to a series-tying victory
Christina Simmons working with VR training. - Photo via Christina Simmons.
Rowan professor leads psychology research project
"If this experimental project turns out to be a success, there is a possibility that we can see initiatives like these springing up throughout the entirety of the East and Gulf coasts, not just being limited to the Jersey shore." - Staff Writer / Gabriel Fogg
Rowan professors help combat beach erosion with innovative solutions
"As the younger generation grows, more and more students are realizing the effects of choosing a major." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Is passion or money more important to Rowan students?
This sign overlooked the Gala as it welcomed in students. - Staff Writer / Abby Thomas
Prism holds their second annual Gay Winter Gala
Kevin Myers poses for a photo after being announced the winner. - Features Editor / Paige Britt
Former Rowan Spider-Man wins Tom Holland look-alike contest
The Student Center dining hall. - Staff Writer / Ryan Schaller
Limited-time meals, get it while it lasts
Pizza University employee Simone Borzilo poses with a fresh slice next to the menu. - Staff Writer / Isaac Linsk
A lesson in “Effin Good Pizza” at Pizza University
Primo Hoagies staff cut a ribbon in front of their newly opened location. - Copy Editor / Bryant Lopez
New Primo Hoagies at Rowan holds grand opening on Halloween
Front entrance to CREAM on High Street. - Features Editor / Elena Laughton
CREAM stands out from the competition and offers a unique coffee shop experience
Lucys Creamerie on West High Street has outrageous sundaes - and they're kinda awesome. - Managing Editor / Tara Lonsdorf
Lucy’s Creamery in Glassboro is delightfully overkill
Students waiting in line to speak with Larry Needle. - Staff Writer / Curtis Ulrich
Pizza with the Pros hosts its final event of the semester with Larry Needle
Jon Slobotkin speaking to students at Pizza with the Pros. - Staff Writer / Curtis Ulrich
Pizza with the Pros hosts NBC Sports Jon Slobotkin
Michael Barkann with Neil Hartman posing for Pizza with the Pros. - Social Media Editor / Frankie Ryan
Pizza with the Pros welcomes NBC Sports Philadelphia Postgame Live host Michael Barkann
Anthony Figazzotto speaking to students at Pizza with the Pros. - Staff Writer / Curtis Ulrich
Pizza with the Pros welcomes Philadelphia Phillies marketing coordinator Anthony Figazzotto
Jon Crispin talking to students at Pizza with the Pros. - Staff Writer / Curtis Ulrich
ESPN’s Jon Crispin tells students his basketball journey at Pizza with the Pros
"Come for the food, Stay for the vibes!" - Photo via @rowansjicr on Instagram
Office of SJICR and MOCA collaborate for “Soul Food Sunday” event
Scott Woodside serves as director of the Rowan Wellness Center at Winans Hall. Over the past 14 months, he's fielded some of the university's toughest challenges yet. - Multimedia Editor / Alexander Rossen
Scott Woodside Reflects on “One Heck of a Year” of Rowan’s Public Health Challenges
Crowley (left) and Howell (right) are bringing the environmental humanities program to Rowan. - Photos from School of Humanities and Social Sciences staff directory and Rowan Blog, respectively.
Dr. Jordan Howell and Dr. Dustin Crowley cultivate the environmental humanities at Rowan
Dr. Shari Willis stands with two of her daughters and a reindeer. This was part of a family trip to northern Finland where they got to go reindeer-sleighing. - Photo / Dr. Shari Willis
Dr. Shari Willis encourages growth through overcoming challenges—and rock climbing
Dr. Harold Connolly, Chair of the Geology Department, is currently Mission Sample Scientist on NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission. - Multimedia Editor/Christian Browne
Dr. Harold Connolly explores meteors and deep time with NASA
"This decade so far has a unique and bold taste for other listeners.  I hope to see what comes next for the new year." - Web Editor / Maryela Gallardo
A 2024 music review: the good and the bad
Rowan University's concert choir on stage. - Staff Writer / Mattie Mac Kay
Rowan University Concert Choir holds fall concert
RALT concert at Prof's Place. - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Rowan Alt hosts last show of the semester
Rowan students standing ovation for "Come Together." - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Come Together: the fall 2024 dance cabaret
Megan Miller at Rowan University's Art Gallery and Museum. - Staff Writer / Ryan Schaller
Rowan University Department of Writing Arts hosts Spoken Word poetry night
Rowan University's concert choir on stage. - Staff Writer / Mattie Mac Kay
Rowan University Concert Choir holds fall concert
RALT concert at Prof's Place. - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Rowan Alt hosts last show of the semester
Rowan students standing ovation for "Come Together." - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Come Together: the fall 2024 dance cabaret
Megan Miller at Rowan University's Art Gallery and Museum. - Staff Writer / Ryan Schaller
Rowan University Department of Writing Arts hosts Spoken Word poetry night
Students from the Rowan Opera Company sing a song from Die Fledermaus (The Field Mouse) at the Rowan Fall Opera Collage at Pfleeger Concert Hall, Glassboro, NJ. Saturday, November 23, 2024. - Staff Photographer / Owen Miller
Rowan Opera Company holds Fall Collage
RALT concert at Prof's Place. - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Rowan Alt hosts last show of the semester
Rowan students standing ovation for "Come Together." - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Come Together: the fall 2024 dance cabaret
Students from the Rowan Opera Company sing a song from Die Fledermaus (The Field Mouse) at the Rowan Fall Opera Collage at Pfleeger Concert Hall, Glassboro, NJ. Saturday, November 23, 2024. - Staff Photographer / Owen Miller
Rowan Opera Company holds Fall Collage
“The Cala part of it means cattle and the Coco is a dueling piece, in regards to a couple of instrumental parts that create an intense feel for the music,” said director Dr.Fabio Oliveira.  - Contributor / Savannah Love Chadee
Rowan University Percussion Ensemble hosts Fall Concert
"The Bramble House, while unaffiliated with Rowan Alternative, is dedicated to providing a venue for local artists to perform for the Glassboro music scene." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Bramble House hosts house show
"Between poems, owner of Words Matter Bookstore and host Keryl Hausmann spoke, saying 'To listen to [poetry] is different than to read it.'" - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Words Matter Bookstore hosts relaxing poetry open mic night
Kale Choo Hanson reads her work to an attentive audience - Staff Writer / Kate Zaffarese
High Grounds hosts Glassworks reading with featured writers Kale Choo Hanson and Caroline Miller
Askin Marcel Randolph, Dimitrius Alexander DeMarco, Kiara Ajayi, and Vaneice - Co-News Editor / Abigail Twiford
PARH holds Social Justice Poetry Reading at Rowan’s Art Gallery
Wendel White showing his artwork at Rowan University's Art Gallery. Contributor / Anthony Coccaro
Artist talk and reception with Wendel White at Rowan University’s Art Gallery
Carol Smith reading at Words Matter Bookstore. - Co-News Editor / Abigail Twiford
Poetry night at Words Matter Bookstore delivers a night of prose
Brandon Martin for cinema workshop's member of the week. - Photo via @rowancinemaworkshop Instagram
Sit down with film student Brandon Martin
Rowan Writing Arts club graphic - Graphic via @rowanwritingartsclub Instagram
A look at the Writing Arts Club at Rowan
Avant's Fall 2019 issue. - Photo via rowanavant.com
Avant: an inside look at Rowan’s literary magazine
Art piece on display in the 301 High Street Art Gallery. - Staff Writer / Dan Hassall
Rowan hosts Prima Materia reception
Dreamcatcher on display at the High Street Gallery. - Staff Writer / Shane Bagot
Gallery Exhibition: Prima Materia
Chloe Ditzel standing with her self portrait in Savitz Hall. - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Beth Cimaglia
Student artwork highlighted in Savitz
Canis lupus. - Artwork via Zoe Marino
The intersection of art and science: Biomedical Art Club
Jadah Kingston alongside her sculpture. - Photo via Jadah Kingston
“Altering the world”: Rowan’s Sculpture students
Shockey (right) and Twiford (left). - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Shockey: O-Whit-uary for Abigail Twiford
"Maybe my heart didn't grow three sizes, but I found space for Christmas cheer before the Thanksgiving season finished." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Schweiger: Why I no longer reject Christmas before Thanksgiving
"When a college student 30 years from now hosts a themed party, what will people show up wearing?" - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Miller: Redefining what it means to be “on-trend”
"But amidst this joy, I’ve often wondered: why don’t all holidays get the time and appreciation they deserve?" - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Cohen: Where’s the holiday spirit?
"The quantity over quality mindset may not sound so bad until you see the effect it is having on us financially, as well as the environment." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Fogg: Quality over quantity for this holiday season
"It seems as if our society does not care about the media anymore--which is why a concerning amount of people are so misinformed and poorly educated on actual facts." - Multimedia Editor / Drew Peltzman
Letter to the Editor: No one on the SGA fully understands the importance of true, high-quality journalism
"I fear The Whit will have to consider drastic measures, including ending the weekly papers that have run at the university for 85 years." - Multimedia Editor / Drew Peltzman
Letter to the Editor: I’m devastated to hear that SGA slashed The Whit’s budget by 35%
"I am a former features editor for The Whit as well as a staff writer" - Multimedia Editor / Drew Peltzman
Letter to the Editor: To The Whit and Student Government Association
"I am a former features editor for The Whit as well as a staff writer" - Multimedia Editor / Drew Peltzman
Letter to the Editor: Writing to express my outrage at the news of The Whit’s operating budget
"At the end of the day, journalism devoid of humanity is worthless, and the statement put out by The Whit Staff was ignorant and disgusting." - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennesson
Letter to the Editor: From 9/11 to October 7: Growing up as a “terrorist”
"In order to really allow students to take advantage of the benefits of its growth, Rowan needs to pay more mind to its current students and focus more attention to their academic experience." - Features Editor / Paige Britt
Editorial: The future of your university is here right now
"These everyday interactions could open up a door to regular conversation, which leads to study sessions, and even a friendship." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Editorial: Your fellow students are your largest network
"This year’s contentious race has led to college students turning against one another, ostracizing and eliminating those who feel differently than they do from their lives." - Staff Writer / Mattie Mac Kay
Editorial: Political unity begins with our generation
"Here are some takeaways from The Whit Editorial Staff regarding the recent elections’ news cycles." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Editorial: Student journalists on the election news cycle
"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 reviews on the back cover described it as “intellectually playful,” but besides a few meta-textual nods, like “Edwin St. John. Andrew,” a character named after the author, there’s nothing all that clever." - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon
Navigating the seas of critique: A candid evaluation of “Sea of Tranquility”
"You could never keep stare long enough but needed to keep staring to find out why you couldn't," from the story Call Me By Your Name. — Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon
“Call Me by Your Name” by André Aciman: An exploration of obsessive infatuation
"I don’t think that anyone could ask for a better man, and I think many readers hate that book boyfriends aren’t actual people in real life. Thank you Colleen Hoover for giving us readers unrealistic expectations for men." - Art & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon.
Colleen Hoover’s “It Starts With Us”: A heart-wrenching journey of love & healing
"A core theme of the book is something dubbed the “Personal Legend.” One of the first characters that Santiago meets is the biblical king of Jerusalem, Melchizedek, who tells him plainly that the point of his journey is to discover and fulfill his own Personal Legend. Santiago spends the rest of the book figuring out what that means." Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon.
Journey of self-discovery: The profound wisdom of “The Alchemist”
"Peterson doesn't come across as optimistic. He doesn't sugarcoat the foundation of his viewpoint, which boils down to "life is full of suffering," and maintains that the individual must combat the obstacles that life places in front of them." - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon.
Jordan Peterson’s “12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos” provides counterintuitive tips for a fulfilling life
The Rowan’s American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) hosted an event on Monday April 22nd where students where students got the opportunity to use a flight simulator. – Multimedia Editor / Adam Reim
Rowan AIAA hosts flight simulation event
Rowan Centennial Special Edition
Rowan Centennial Special Edition
Whit Editor in Chief Victoria McGivern throws up piece signs in the Eynon Ballroom. - Staff Photographer / Josh Ayers
Flicks from CCCA 2023 Showcase & Recognition Day
Video art gallery: "SuperCellular" by Carolyn Healy & John Phillips
Video art gallery: “SuperCellular” by Carolyn Healy & John Phillips
Bristol to Burke: Rowan Women's Soccer Commander in Net
Bristol to Burke: Rowan Women’s Soccer Commander in Net
Whit Editor in Chief Victoria McGivern throws up piece signs in the Eynon Ballroom. - Staff Photographer / Josh Ayers
Flicks from CCCA 2023 Showcase & Recognition Day
Jessica Carroll prepares to race her cardboard boat across the water. - Staff Photographer / Adriana Zawojski.
PHOTOSTORY: Cardboard Boat Competition
Juniors smash pumpkins together to relieve stress for the semester ahead. - Photo / Adriana Zawojski
PHOTOSTORY: Pumpkin Smashing Supports Rowan Food Pantry, The SHOP
A young couple listens to the Juneteenth keynote speech, given by guest speaker Nurah Muhammad. Photo via staff photographer/Nathan Morris
Black and Brilliant Events Team Organizes Glassboro’s Second Annual Juneteenth Commemoration
Spring is in the air and flowers are once again in bloom! Photo via multimedia editor/Alex Rossen
Spring Has Sprung at Rowan University

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"In order to really allow students to take advantage of the benefits of its growth, Rowan needs to pay more mind to its current students and focus more attention to their academic experience." - Features Editor / Paige Britt

Editorial: The future of your university is here right now

The Whit Staff
December 11, 2024
"The holidays are a time of togetherness and community, but can also simultaneously be a time of overconsumption and big spending." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Editorial: Giving back doesn’t need to be a privilege

The Whit Staff
December 4, 2024
"These everyday interactions could open up a door to regular conversation, which leads to study sessions, and even a friendship." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Editorial: Your fellow students are your largest network

The Whit Staff
November 20, 2024
"This year’s contentious race has led to college students turning against one another, ostracizing and eliminating those who feel differently than they do from their lives." - Staff Writer / Mattie Mac Kay

Editorial: Political unity begins with our generation

The Whit Staff
November 13, 2024
"Here are some takeaways from The Whit Editorial Staff regarding the recent elections’ news cycles." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Editorial: Student journalists on the election news cycle

The Whit Staff
November 6, 2024
"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
"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
"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
"It is the belief of The Whit Staff that this incident should have been reported to the Rowan students and faculty immediately via Rowan Alert, and Rowan Announcer." - Editor in Chief / Madison Miller

Editorial: Rowan University needs to address its gun safety problem, before it’s too late

The Whit Staff
October 9, 2024
Student Center construction continues as Oct. 15 deadline rapidly approaches. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger

Editorial: It’s okay to not have the answers, just be honest about it

The Whit Staff
October 2, 2024
"The Whit Staff believes that Penn State university's actions last week constitute a threat to free speech on campus, and to collegiate press freedom. By removing their newspapers and newsstands, the university took away a valuable resource for students and faculty, even if it was only for a short period of time." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen

Editorial: In defense of The Daily Collegian

The Whit Staff
September 25, 2024
"So while it can feel most convenient to stay loyal to whatever resonates with you on your Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, or Reddit feed, it’s vital to do your research on your candidates." - Photo via Pixabay

Editorial: Escape your echo chamber this election season

The Whit Staff
September 18, 2024
Rowan University welcomed its largest freshman class this fall. - Photo via Rowan University

Editorial: Rowan is growing more than ever. Can we handle it?

The Whit Staff
September 11, 2024

Editorial: The room where it happens

The Whit Staff
April 24, 2024
"Shake off that existential dread, because life does not end after college." - Graphic / Yaz Shaughnessy

Editorial: I’m graduating, but am I ready?

The Whit Staff
April 17, 2024
"The Whit staff believes that if a pro sports league is not willing to support change in protecting athletes, then universities should." - Graphic / Yaz Shaughnessy

Editorial: Universities need to protect student-athletes from CTE

The Whit Staff
April 10, 2024
The Whit discusses the HIV pandemic. - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

Editorial: The HIV pandemic is still relevant

The Whit Staff
March 27, 2024
"In total, that is 74 hours dedicated to work and school. For comparison, per the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, a physician in residency can work a maximum of 80 hours per week." - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

Editorial: Rowan needs to give students with “non-traditional” lifestyles more academic flexibility

The Whit Staff
March 20, 2024
Students from the News Lab class during their field trip to the oyster reefs. - Photo via SJ Climate News

Editorial: Field trips help students academically and socially

The Whit Staff
March 6, 2024
"The Whit Staff believes there should be another crosswalk on Mullica Hill Road. Specifically, the stretch between the student center and The Crossings apartment complex." - Graphic / Jadyn Beyer 

Editorial: The Crossings need a crosswalk

The Whit Staff
February 28, 2024
The first edition of The Whit. - Photo via Rowan University Website.

Editorial: Remember your student journalists!

The Whit Staff
February 21, 2024
"The Whit editors share what they love about Rowan University." - Photo via Canva

Editorial: The Whit staff shares what they love about Rowan for Valentine’s Day

The Whit Staff
February 14, 2024
"There is much to consider when applying but fees and tuition tend to carry the most weight in decision making." - Photo Via Rowan University School of Graduate Studies Facebook

Editorial: Comparing Rowan’s grad school tuition to other NJ colleges

The Whit Staff
February 7, 2024
Some of The Whit staff pose for a picture. - Editor-In-Chief / Victoria McGivern

Editorial: Whit editors share their unconventional ideas of success

The Whit Staff
January 31, 2024
"The Whit staff believes Graduate students should be allowed to join clubs." - Graphic / Yaz Shaughnessy

Editorial: Graduate students should be allowed to join clubs

The Whit Staff
January 24, 2024
"While Rowan does do a lot of things to make the campus accessible to all students, more needs to be done to alleviate undue burdens." - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennesson

Editorial: Rowan University can be more accessible

The Whit Staff
December 6, 2023
"The Whit Staff believes Rowan needs to extend the Reading and Review period to at least three days." - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

Editorial: Rowan needs to extend its Reading and Review day

The Whit Staff
November 29, 2023
"Rowan currently does not offer any family-friendly on-campus housing. This makes it more difficult for students with children to obtain their degrees from Rowan. " - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

Editorial: RU needs family-friendly on-campus housing

The Whit Staff
November 15, 2023

Editorial: Rowan should not put out a statement about the Israel-Hamas conflict

The Whit Staff
November 8, 2023
"The university should be doing more to make the campus itself more eco-friendly." - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennesson

Editorial: Rowan has become a more sustainable school, but can do better

The Whit Staff
November 1, 2023
The Whit Staff believes that Rowan needs to host a Halloween parade. - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennesson

Editorial: Rowan needs to host a Halloween parade

The Whit Staff
October 25, 2023
“The Whit Staff believes by having more themed dances, students will have more opportunities to socialize, exercise, and have fun.” – Photo via Rowan website

Editorial: Let’s dance!

The Whit Staff
October 18, 2023
Community gardens outside Willow Hall. - Managing Editor / Abigail Twiford

Editorial: RU excels in opportunities for low-income students

The Whit Staff
October 11, 2023
The Whit Staff proposes faculty at least mention the Breast Cancer Awareness Month and some resources to check out. - Multimedia Editor / Drew Peltzman

Editorial: With a collective effort Rowan can boost breast cancer awareness

The Whit Staff
October 4, 2023
There are plenty of times throughout the year that messages are sent out where information regarding an event, such as this most recent student death, is kept to a minimum. - Photo via Rowan Email

Editorial: After death at Holly Pointe, students left with more questions than answers

The Whit Staff
September 27, 2023
"Marked by celebrations, a carnival, a 40-page special edition of the newspaper, lecture talks, and more, Rowan celebrates its centennial in grand style." - Editor-In-Chief / Victoria McGivern

Editorial: Celebrating Rowan’s Centennial

The Whit Staff
September 20, 2023
"Nearly two decades after Sept. 11, xenophobic views across America have continued to divide the country." - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

Editorial: Two decades after tragedy, we are still learning to let prejudice go

The Whit Staff
September 14, 2023
Rowan Centennial Special Edition

Rowan Centennial Special Edition

The Whit Staff
September 13, 2023
"2021 to 2023, Rowan University’s tuition has increased by 4%." - Previous Photo Editor/Amanda Palma

Editorial: Tuition has risen, what does that mean for Rowan students?

The Whit Staff
April 26, 2023
University of Colorado, Boulder students gather on campus to celebrate 4/20. - Photo via Wikipedia Commons

Editorial: Rowan needs to push for federal legalization of marijuana

The Whit Staff
April 19, 2023
Students gather along Rowan Boulevard, or as students often call it, Robo. - Photo via Rowan University

Editorial: R U Rowan proud?

The Whit Staff
April 12, 2023
Whit News Editor Gianna Malgieri sits with President of the Black Culture League Club Autumn Daughtry during an RTN interview. - Contributor / Professor Candace Kelley

Editorial: Rowan student media needs collaboration

The Whit Staff
April 6, 2023
An aerial view of a Halloween dage on Rowan's campus in 2016. - Photo / James Bullock

EDITORIAL: Rowan needs preventative education for drink spiking

The Whit Staff
March 29, 2023
The 2022-2023 SGA Executive Board stands together in the Chamberlain Student Center. - Photo via Rowan University

Editorial: SGA’s democracy is fragile if students refuse to vote

The Whit Staff
March 22, 2023
Several Rowan athletes stand together at the NJAC Awards Brunch after accepting the NJAC Cup on Rowan's behalf, the league's all-sport award for overall success. This was the fourth time in five years that Rowan was awarded the cup. June 12, 2022 - Photo / Rowan Athletics

Editorial: Rowan is the most dominant school in the state

The Whit Staff
March 8, 2023
The Whit staff makes their predictions on who will headline this year's Hollybash Festival. - Photo / Rowan University

EDITORIAL: Hollybash is fast approaching, who will perform at Rowan’s annual festival?

The Whit Staff
March 1, 2023
Students eat at the Chamberlain Student Center Marketplace. - Photo / Rowan University Blog

EDITORIAL: Rowan needs meal swipe donation program to combat student hunger

The Whit Staff
February 22, 2023
Rowan University has limited college graduation tickets from eight to four. - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Chelsea Valcourt

EDITORIAL: $150K for four graduation tickets

The Whit Staff
February 15, 2023
Rowan's Henry M. Rowan statue donned a shirt and hat in support of the Eagles' Superbowl run. - Editor-in-Chief / Berry Andres

EDITORIAL: Whit editors share Superbowl Sunday Plans

The Whit Staff
February 9, 2023
The Whit Staff used AI image generation to create this photo. - Photo / DALL-E

EDITORIAL: This article was written by AI

The Whit Staff
February 8, 2023
Currently, only dogs are part of the pet therapy program, but including different animals allows for students with allergies to participate. - Graphic / Julia Quennessen

EDITORIAL: Rowan Pet Therapy needs more pet options for students

The Whit Staff
February 1, 2023
This is the fifth suicide the Rowan community has faced in four years. - Photo / Amanda Palma

EDITORIAL: A student died — and Rowan said nothing

The Whit Staff
January 26, 2023
Graphic Editor / Julia Quennessen

EDITORIAL: Holly Pointe is unsafe — it’s Rowan’s responsibility to fix it

The Whit Staff
December 8, 2022
The Student Support Services Street Team sit in the Student Center with the "wheel of success." - Photo / Rowan Student Success Programs

EDITORIAL: Stopping student hunger starts with professors

The Whit Staff
December 1, 2022
Professors should understand the stress and workload placed on students participating in internships while in college. - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

EDITORIAL: Easing students’ stress in the face of internships and coursework

The Whit Staff
November 17, 2022
The Powerball promised for the second time this year to make someone a billionaire. Editor-in-chief / Berry Andres

EDITORIAL: Becoming a billionaire is a 1 in 300 million chance

The Whit Staff
November 9, 2022
Members of the Physics & Astronomy Club stand together during PhysCon 2022. - Photo / Physics & Astronomy Club

EDITORIAL: Rowan needs to emphasize conferences as a form of education

The Whit Staff
November 3, 2022
Donnie Farrell. - Photo / The Donnie Project

EDITORIAL: Donnie Farrell Deserves to be Remembered and Rowan has the Power to do so

The Whit Staff
October 26, 2022
The Whit staff believes that Rowan University professors and students would benefit from a mid-October break. - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

EDITORIAL: Falling in Love With Fall Break

The Whit Staff
October 19, 2022
People search for their next read inside of Barnes and Noble on Rowan Boulevard. - Photo / Rowan University

Editorial: Reteaching a Love of Reading

The Whit Staff
October 12, 2022
This editorial discusses Rowan's Campbell Library. Photo via Sports Editor Brianna Mac Kay

EDITORIAL: The Wonders of Campbell

The Whit Staff
September 29, 2022
This editorial discusses the SGA's adherence to bylaws. Photo via Rowan SGA.

EDITORIAL: SGA and a Culture of Accountability

The Whit Staff
September 21, 2022
The WTC currently boasts a funding deficit of $3 billion. - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

EDITORIAL: Choosing to Remember but Forgetting to Support

The Whit Staff
September 14, 2022
This week's editorial discusses the removal of hermit crabs from their natural environment. - Julia Quennessen / Graphics Editor

Editorial: Hermit Crab Industry Comes out of its Shell– but Should it?

The Whit Staff
April 27, 2022
This week's editorial discusses graduation and finding a job in your field. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: So We’re Graduating, now What?

The Whit Staff
April 20, 2022
This week's editorial discusses the importance of learning when it's best to stop talking and simply listen. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Sit Down and Stop Talking

The Whit Staff
April 13, 2022
This week's editorial discusses the importance of in-person learning. - Pixabay.com

Editorial: Why In-Person Learning Should not be Taken for Granted

The Whit Staff
April 6, 2022
This week's editorial discusses the importance of getting involved and making connections in college. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Getting Involved as a Student Prepares you as a Professional

The Whit Staff
March 30, 2022
This week's editorial discusses why internships need to be paid. - Pixabay.com

Editorial: Should Internships be Paid?

The Whit Staff
March 23, 2022
This week's editorial discusses normalizing asking for students' pronouns within the classroom and elsewhere at Rowan University. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Name, Major and Pronouns, Please.

The Whit Staff
March 9, 2022
This week's editorial discusses the difference between living to work and working to live and valuing a work-life balance. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Will you Work to Live or Live to Work

The Whit Staff
March 2, 2022
This week's editorial discusses Rowan's current masking requirement and whether it is still necessary amid Governor Murphy lifting the mask mandate for schools K-12 on March 7, 2022. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Is Rowan’s Mask Requirement Still Necessary?

The Whit Staff
February 23, 2022
This week's Editorial discusses the value of social media platforms for emerging journalists. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: The Value of Social Media for Emerging Journalists

The Whit Staff
February 16, 2022
This week's editorial takes a deep look in the role of student journalism and how it is valued. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Is Student Journalism Being Valued?

The Whit Staff
February 9, 2022
Rowan Boulevard at night. - Photo courtesy of Stephen Levine, Rowan Media and Public Relations

Editorial: The Financial Vortex of Life on Campus

The Whit Staff
February 2, 2022
This week's editorial is about growing up and transitioning into life post-graduation. Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: The Reality of Growing up

The Whit Staff
January 26, 2022
The end is finally here. This editorial reflects on the past semester and the hopes we have for the next. - Photo via Pixabay.

Editorial: The end of the Semester is Here

The Whit Staff
December 8, 2021
This week's editorial discusses the increasing value of student journalism. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Student Journalism is Increasingly Valuable and Here is why

The Whit Staff
December 1, 2021
Thanksgiving is next Thursday, and in this editorial, The Whit Staff talks about food insecurity in New Jersey and on campus. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Giving Back This Thanksgiving

The Whit Staff
November 17, 2021
Attendees of Monday's rally hug outside of Savitz Hall. - Multimedia Editor / Alex Rossen

Editorial: A Conversation About Mental Health and Student Resources on Campus

The Whit Staff
November 10, 2021
Three years ago, the American Jewish community came under attack when a gunman slew 11 worshippers at the Tree of Life Synagogue. Today, The Whit stands in solidarity with Jewish communities everywhere. Photo via Multimedia Editor/Alex Rossen

Editorial: On the Third Anniversary of the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting, We Stand With our Jewish Communities

The Whit Staff
October 27, 2021
This week's editorial talks about this upcoming flu season. While signs show that cases may be relatively mild, respiratory viruses have become unpredictable due to the pandemic. Photo via Pixabay.

Editorial: Flu Season is Back to Reclaim its Virus-Throne

The Whit Staff
October 27, 2021
This week's editorial discusses frustrations surrounding the purchase of parking permits at Rowan University. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Students Shouldn’t be Paying for Parking

The Whit Staff
October 20, 2021
As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to an end, this editorial discusses growing up with Latinx and American culture and embracing both of those identities. -Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: I Used to Think I was not Hispanic Enough to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month — I was Wrong

The Whit Staff
October 13, 2021
The Rowan community joined together in protest against the hate-speech of a religious group on Tuesday. This week's editorial discusses the student body's strength in remaining united. - Multimedia Editor / Alex Rossen

Editorial: We are Stronger Together

The Whit Staff
October 6, 2021
This editorial discusses the awkward transition from college student to young adulthood. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Accepting Change

The Whit Staff
September 29, 2021
Careers look far more different these days than ever before. This week's Editorial discusses the many layers of social media fame and what success looks like today. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: Social Media is Fooling you – There’s Nothing Wrong With Following a Traditional Career Path

The Whit Staff
September 22, 2021
The college experience and its many layers. - Photo via Pixabay.com

Editorial: The College Experience is What you Make it

The Whit Staff
September 15, 2021
Students walk along Rowan University's campus during the first day of in-person class. - Multimedia Editor / Nick Feldman

Editorial: Students are Back on Campus and so are Their Masks

The Whit Staff
September 8, 2021
The Whit's graduating editors reminisce on their time at the Whit. Regardless of the amount of time they've worked with the Whit, their experiences have made an impact. - Graphics Editor / Jana Jackstis

The Whit Staff: Messages from Graduating Editors

The Whit Staff
April 28, 2021
This week's editorial shares the hopes and goals of the incoming Co-Editors-in-Chief for the fall 2021 semester. - Graphics Editor / Jana Jackstis

Editorial: Introducing Your New Co-Editors-in-Chief and Our Goals Moving Forward

The Whit Staff
April 27, 2021
This is the last issue of The Whit that will be fully created by the 2020-21 editorial staff. The editorial this week evaluates the impact the outgoing staff has had on the paper. - Graphics Editor / Jana Jackstis

Editorial: A Goodbye From The Whit’s 2020-21 Editors

The Whit Staff
April 21, 2021
As vaccines begin rolling out, universities across the nation are requiring students to get inoculated against COVID-19 before returning to campuses in the fall. Rowan decided not to require COVID-19 vaccination, and this week's editorial evaluates this decision. - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennessen

Editorial: To Mandate or Not to Mandate COVID-19 Vaccination

The Whit Staff
April 14, 2021
As college students step into life after graduation, obtaining a job is critical. This week's editorial looks at job prospects in a world affected by COVID-19. - Photo via Pixabay

Editorial: Will the Class of 2021 Be Unemployable Post-Pandemic?

The Whit Staff
April 7, 2021
Rowan is one of the most rapidly expanding universities in the country. This week's editorial examines expansion on campus versus the maintenance of existing buildings. - Graphics Editor / Jana Jackstis

Editorial: The Price We Pay for Expansion

The Whit Staff
March 24, 2021
As long as The Whit Staff can remember, Rowan University has not publicly supported our work. We believe this should change, and outline why in this week's editorial. - Graphics Editor / Jana Jackstis

Editorial: Why Rowan Should Publicly Support Our Award-Winning Newspaper

The Whit Staff
March 17, 2021
For the first time in recent memory, Rowan will not have a spring break. This week's editorial evaluates this decision by administration. - Graphics Editor / Jana Jackstis

Editorial: We Don’t Have Spring Break, What That Means For Us

The Whit Staff
March 10, 2021
Due to COVID-19, significant changes have been made for everyday operations to adhere to safety guidelines. This week's editorial explores how these changes have impacted The Whit's reporting, and how they have impacted us as reporters. - Graphics Editor / Jana Jackstis

Editorial: The Impact of COVID-19 on Our Reporting — Now and in the Future

The Whit Staff
March 3, 2021
The Whit provides a necessary service to the university. The university should support this work by paying the editorial staff not just fair wages, but, well, anything. - Graphics Editor / Jana Jackstis

Editorial: Rowan University Needs to Pay Whit Editors

The Whit Staff
February 24, 2021
Rowan uses Hollybush Pavilion as its COVID-19 testing headquarters. - Multimedia Editor / Alex Rossen

Editorial: Ramped-Up Residential Testing is a Good Start, But We Can Do Better

The Whit Staff
February 17, 2021
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