With Rowan’s budget deficit still fresh in everyone’s minds, the University Senate met on a Zoom call this past Friday, with professors looking to get to the bottom of the situation. Before discussing...

With bylaw changes and two special elections, the Student Government Association (SGA) Senate returned to the Eynon Ballroom on Feb. 2, 2026, for its first meeting of the spring semester. Before any...

The University Senate held its first meeting of the semester, in which they discussed a new proposal titled “Third-Party Access Code and Pay-to-Participate Tools Policy Draft.” The policy looks...

With this year’s elections fast approaching, The Whit decided to give students a rundown of all of the candidates for state office, which includes the open Senate seat and open congressional seat for...

Following the 2022-2023 academic year, the Student Government Association (SGA) is hoping to bring a new and lighter feel to future senate meetings. On a Monday, Sept. 18, SGA held its first senate meeting...

Last semester, at the Rowan University Senate meeting, the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee (DEI) submitted a proposal to the senate seeking to eliminate “language that can be interpreted...

The U.S. Government will shut down by midnight on Thursday.  The Senate has failed to pass a bill that would both fund the government and raise the debt ceiling.  The bill, which passed along...

Voting is a strange experience. It's one of the few communal experiences left that the majority of us share. We head, herd-like, to our local elementary school, library or similar exotic and rarely visited...

Although the so called “blue wave” was more of a ripple, Democrats nonetheless came home with total control over the House of Representatives. Democrats, especially in New Jersey, California, Pennsylvania...

The midterm elections of 2018 might be a watershed moment for millennials as a whole. Though it’s been nearly two years since Republicans gained control of both Congress and the White House, events such...