This spring, the class of 2021 will be the first cohort of students to graduate into a (mostly) post-pandemic job market, joining the class of 2020 as beta-testers for our disrupted world. For a generation...
On March 24, the Rowan Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) hosted a meeting titled "COVID-19, Africa and the Diaspora." It featured several speakers to talk about COVID-19’s disproportionate...
Rowan University sophomore English and education major Jason Evers has just one regret about his Pokémon card collection: starting too late. By the time he’d decided to begin collecting again, after...
For Rowan students, the pandemic has taken a lot. It’s taken our fall sports, our hands-on learning opportunities, our Thirsty Thursday dages where ratio is three to one and the beer is absolutely disgusting...
It is often said that you never know what you have until it’s gone. As cliché and overused as the phrase my seem, I find it eerily relevant in the current day, where hundreds of thousands of students...
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, let us reminisce about the ways that we once celebrated this special occasion.
Maybe we treated ourselves and went out for a fancy, quiet dinner with whomever...
For musicians and music enthusiasts alike, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to the biggest loss of our greatest pastime. Attending mass gatherings in nearby arenas, or even a local bar to witness your favorite...
What is the life of a twenty-year-old supposed to look like? What are the expectations for us as we enter into what are supposed to be the most selfish years of our lives? Did we expect to be developing...
With the holidays approaching, most of us are thinking of celebrations from years past—ones that may have consisted of large gatherings with friends and family, and themed social events. Although the...
On Thursday, Nov. 12, Rowan's Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) hosted "Surviving Elections: Ensuring Civil Discourse in the Workplace," which featured faculty from different areas of...
At the beginning of the 2020 spring semester, I had an internship with South Jersey Magazine. In addition to writing for The Whit for a good part of the school year, this was something that I added to...
The news is on 24 hours a day. COVID-19 briefings are an everyday affair. Listening to the governor spew out new rules and regulations has become the new normal.
Fearing the unknown is an already...
