On Tuesday, Nov. 15, Rowan Center for the Study of the Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Student Association (RCHGHR) hosted “A Critique of Realism in International Relations,” a student-led panel...
The Rowan Center for the Study of the Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights (RCHGHR) Lecture Series hosted a student led discussion with speaker SirMichael Cianci in the Discovery Hall on March 8.
The...
The world was shaken when the Russian government launched its first attack on the independent country of Ukraine on Feb. 24. News reporting began almost immediately as major outlets already had reporters...
The world-historic address delivered by Russian President Vladimir Putin, which immediately preceded the invasion of Ukraine, contained a barrage of rhetorical hail marys. The content of the speech boiled...
As the Russian and Ukrainian militaries stare down the barrel of war, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin has placed 8,500 U.S. service members on heightened alert, ready to deploy to Europe at a moment’s...
Attorney General William Barr released the principle conclusions of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s findings on Sunday, March 24. The four-page summary concluded Special Counsel Robert Mueller was...
This is an installment of Chris Yobb's weekly column "My Two Cents"
President Trump’s changing stances on key issues have shown that he is adapting to his position as president. Throughout his campaign,...
There are a number of traditions surrounding the office of president of the United States.
Some are charming and less formal like the annual pardoning of a turkey on Thanksgiving. Others are enshrined...
The third and final presidential debate left little room for a hopeful future for America, according to several Rowan students.
On Wednesday night, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee...
