A Nobel Prize recipient and an honored chemist visited Rowan University’s Chamberlain Student Center on Feb. 16, in the Eynon Ballroom. Dr. David MacMillian spoke in a two-part Centennial Lecture Series,...
Biomedical art and visualizations major, Isabel Dory has always been creative and imaginative. She gets it from her parents who were creative in their ways. Her mom was a musician, and her dad was an...
On Sept. 22 in Pfleeger Hall, The Crossroads Project took center stage to put on their concerto-infused science presentation for the students of Rowan. As audience members, both students and teachers...
Students, professors and alumni joined panelists and judges to experience Rowan University's second annual ArtSci Symposium, held on March 13 in the Enyon Ballroom. The event featured panels from 15 students...
With streamers, balloons and finch paraphernalia lining the walls, doctor of paleontology Kenneth Lacovara and 40 other guests gathered to celebrate one of the biggest events in science — Charles Darwin’s...
It's not every day that scientific discoveries are made that completely change our current perception of the world.
This current and groundbreaking discovery had its roots in none other than Glassboro,...
How much do you know about South Jersey’s dinosaur-laden past? Thanks to Rowan’s new Fossil Park Museum, you will be able to learn so much more.
Groundbreak for the museum began on Oct. 9 in Mantua...
Discovery Hall hosted their ribbon cutting on Sept. 14, at 10 a.m. The 1st floor flooded with attendees excited to witness the official opening of The university’s $46.7 million dollar building.
When...
One of the most unique parts of my Rowan experience has been spending four years on The Whit - with three years as a full editor and one as an editor-in-chief - while never formally studying journalism....
When you’re a woman in a field dominated by men, there are expectations all around. Sure, it may be 2019, but there are still sexist men who expect you to fail. There are a lot of people who think of...
At some point or another, we have all been interested in space. Whether we wanted to be an astronaut when we were children or just think stars are cool, space has been a source of inspiration and intrigue...
We've all heard the claim that students studying science, technology, engineering or math fields (STEM) are either smarter or harder workers.
There's this idea that a STEM degree is more important...
