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Business professor Steve Kozachyn personifies the Christmas spirit at Kozy Acres Farm

Madison Miller • November 30, 2023

During the week, you can find Steve Kozachyn who is the Rohrer College of Business Director of Experiential Learning in the Business Hall, teaching classes but when the weekend comes, you can find him...

McGraw: We Should Take More Social Media Breaks

Jennifer McGraw • March 28, 2022

In today’s social media world, it almost feels like taking care of yourself goes against “community guidelines.” Or so I thought when I was blocked from my Instagram account after unfollowing...

10 Local Musicians and Bands You Should Check Out

Jennifer McGraw • October 21, 2020

If you're looking for local musicians to support, Glassboro has an exceptional pool of talent for you to listen to! With Rowan University being the home to musicians and music groups of many genres, there's...

Rossen: This is a Win in the Fight Against Online Hate Speech, but There’s Still a Long Way to go

Alex Rossen • October 14, 2020

On the morning of Monday, Oct. 12, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg released a statement on his platform announcing new policies which would “prohibit any content that denies or distorts the Holocaust.”...

Train: Social media is toxic

Julia Train • February 27, 2019

I grew up in a time where social media was just becoming popular. I remember constantly asking my mom to allow me to make a Facebook and her getting mad when I made an Instagram in sixth grade without...

Editorial: When is a breach of security and privacy too much?

The Whit Staff • March 28, 2018

When websites give away our personal information to outside sources, when is doing so too much? It’s a question society will have to start answering, and soon. Recently, the revelation that Cambridge...

Rowan Artist in Residence Jay Walker sheds light on his gallery “Archetype”

Dylan Maslowski • January 26, 2017

Some would typically imagine tape as a fast and efficient way to mend what's been broken. However, with a seemingly mundane tool, Philadelphia-based artist Jay Walker is able to create works of art in...

Editorial: Proper discourse is key in times of division

The Whit Staff • December 1, 2016

Last week, Rowan University President Ali Houshmand sent an email to students reminding them that in the wake of the surprising 2016 presidential election results, their debates and discussions should...

Rowan SUP’s fifth annual Laugh Off laughs in the face of midterms

Ellie Leick • November 2, 2016

Students had the opportunity to perform original stand-up this Tuesday in the Chamberlain Student Center Pit at the fifth annual Laugh Off Comedy Competition run by Student University Programmers (SUP). Fourteen...

RAH’s Zombie Casino Night haunts Rowan’s Student Center Pit

Cierra Lewis • November 2, 2016

The crowd was dead, well perhaps undead for one of this past weekend's Rowan After Hours (RAH) events in conjunction with their "RAHloween Weekend," which strove to get students in the Halloween spirit. Friday...

Rowan Percussion Ensemble blends music and cinema with “Nosferatu”

Joseph Gramigna • November 1, 2016

Creepy but intriguing music filled Pfleeger Concert Hall this past Sunday night as the Rowan University Percussion Ensemble presented a performance of the original “Nosferatu” score. The music accompanied...

Walker Weekly: “The Well” (Spoilers)

Dylan Maslowski • October 31, 2016

“Drink from the well, replenish the well.” Thankfully this week’s installment of “The Walking Dead” refrained from the emotional turmoil that last week’s episode caused. This episode, entitled...