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The Glassboro Municipal building. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro Council celebrates retiring officers at latest meeting
Students walk through campus for the Rowan YDSA march. Glassboro, NJ. Thursday, April 3, 2025. - Staff Photographer / Owen Miller
Students rally for more involvement in university decisions
NJ gubernatorial candidate Bill Spadea speaks at Rowan University. Glassboro, NJ. Monday, April 7, 2025. - Staff Writer / Michael Bautista
GOP candidate for governor Bill Spadea addresses university crowd
A sign on Academy Street on the apartment buildings under construction. Glassboro, NJ. Wednesday, April 9, 2025. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro breaks ground for new downtown residential units
SGA logo. - Photo via ProfLink
SGA signs open letter in support of student activists
The Glassboro Municipal building. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro Council celebrates retiring officers at latest meeting
The Glassboro Municipal building. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Downtown Glassboro redevelopment plans discussed at latest council meeting
The Glassboro Municipal building. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Borough of Glassboro Council holds first meeting of the new year
Mayor John Wallace III (right) at the council meeting. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro Retirees honored at council meeting
The Glassboro Council members in session. - Features Editor / Paige Britt
Glassboro Council discusses project developments during most recent meeting
Breaking news graphic - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Glassboro PD responds to incident outside 7-Eleven
The crash claimed the lives of two drivers early Thursday morning. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Two drivers killed after fatal crash on Route 55 North
Breaking news graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Man found dead on railroad tracks near two Glassboro schools
Rowan Police were notified that a student had begun posting multiple pictures and videos on an Instagram account of the firearm with an extended magazine, according to court documents." - Graphic Editor/ Brendan Cohen
Firearm arrest in 230 Victoria raises questions of campus residential safety
Quality of life graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Quality of life offenses see a rise on campus
The annual report is released every year by the university. - Graphic via Julia Quennessen
Rowan releases Clery Report for 2024-25 academic year
One incident occurred in the resident parking lot of the Edgewood Apartments. - Co-News Editor / Sarah Shockey
Multiple car burglaries occur in Rowan resident parking lots
The Glassboro Municipal building. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro Council celebrates retiring officers at latest meeting
A sign on Academy Street on the apartment buildings under construction. Glassboro, NJ. Wednesday, April 9, 2025. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Glassboro breaks ground for new downtown residential units
A view of the Edelman Fossil Park & Museum. The architecture was designed to mimic a camera obscura. Mantua, NJ. Thursday, March 6, 2025. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Edelman Fossil Park & Museum opens to public
The Glassboro Municipal building. - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Downtown Glassboro redevelopment plans discussed at latest council meeting
The site of the new Insomnia Cookies on Rowan Boulevard. - Photo via @42freeway on Instagram
Insomnia Cookies looks to be second cookie spot on Robo
Students walk through campus for the Rowan YDSA march. Glassboro, NJ. Thursday, April 3, 2025. - Staff Photographer / Owen Miller
Students rally for more involvement in university decisions
NJ gubernatorial candidate Bill Spadea speaks at Rowan University. Glassboro, NJ. Monday, April 7, 2025. - Staff Writer / Michael Bautista
GOP candidate for governor Bill Spadea addresses university crowd
SGA logo. - Photo via ProfLink
SGA signs open letter in support of student activists
Rowan graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
University Senate discusses the current state of the university
Rowan College Democrats logo. - Photo via @rowancollegedemocrats on Instagram
Rowan College Democrats de-chartered by SGA
Brandon Pimental swings at the pitch. Pimental gave the Blue Rocks their first win of the season on Thursday. - Photo via Hannah Capolingua
Brandon Pimental’s walk off gives Blue Rocks first win of the season
“The trust we have in each other is something I think a lot of other teams don’t possess. We know that each person on the field is giving their best effort every day and putting the team in a position to come out with a win." - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan lacrosse gears up for major challenge as No. 4 Franklin & Marshall comes to town
Holly Markus picks a ball out of the dirt. The sophomore drove in the first run of the game for the Profs in Game 2 of their doubleheader against Stockton. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball sweeps another doubleheader, extends win streak to 30
Mike Malone graphic. - News Editor / Sarah Shockey
Pernick: Shocking firing of Mike Malone raises all kinds of questions
Mike Shannon delivers the pitch. The graduate student put together eight solid innings in Game 1 of the Profs' doubleheader. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan baseball continues rocky NJAC play, splits doubleheader with Montclair State
Isaiah Mobley drives to the paint. Mobley finished with 13 points in the win. - Photo via Shamar Swann
Blue Coats conclude the season with a hard fought win over 905
Marcus Bagley converts an and-one. Bagley finished with 16 points and 14 rebounds in the comeback win. - Photo via Shamar Swann
Blue Coats erase 22-point deficit to knock off Skyhawks
Isaiah Mobley gets back on defense. - Photo via Shamar Swann
Blue Coats get eliminated from postseason hunt after falling to Skyhawks
Jalen Hood-Schifino scans the court. The two-way player scored 18 points in his Blue Coats debut. - Photo via Shamar Swann
Blue Coats snap three-game losing streak with thrilling victory over Mad Ants
Ricky Council IV drives to the hoop. The second-year player scored a career-high 40 points against the Swarm. - Photo via Shamar Swann
Council’s big game not enough for Blue Coats to overcome Swarm
Members of Rowan men's swimming celebrate with Ella Pennington following her third consecutive All-American honor. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Ella Pennington earns third consecutive All-American honor
Emily McCutcheon delivers the pitch. McCutcheon tallied eight innings and surrendered just five hits in the doubleheader sweep. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rylee Lutz and Emily McCutcheon help power Rowan softball to 22nd consecutive victory
The Profs celebrate their third-place finish at the Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Jason Agyemang shines for Rowan men’s indoor track and field in national championship
Jack Watson competes in a race. Watson was named as a first-team All-American in the 100 backstroke and second team in the 800 free relay. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming shines at NCAA Division III Championships
Jamir Brown looks back at his competition. Brown is the NJAC Rookie of the Year. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Hardware galore for Rowan men’s indoor track and field
Jack Watson competes in a race. Watson was named as a first-team All-American in the 100 backstroke and second team in the 800 free relay. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming shines at NCAA Division III Championships
Jack Watson competes in the backstroke. Watson is preparing for his final meet at Rowan. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
From Panther to Prof: Jack Watson’s journey to Rowan men’s swimming
"My goal is to just go out there and have fun, swim fast, and enjoy it with the guys that I’m there with." - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming places fourth at NJAC Championships
Gavin Luong swims in a race. The senior's collegiate career is winding down. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming aims for first conference championship victory in five years
Gavin Luong competes in a race. Luong recorded a first place finish in the 50 freestyle. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s swimming falls to Swarthmore on Senior Day
The Profs celebrate their third-place finish at the Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Jason Agyemang shines for Rowan men’s indoor track and field in national championship
Jamir Brown looks back at his competition. Brown is the NJAC Rookie of the Year. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Hardware galore for Rowan men’s indoor track and field
The team celebrates their AARTFC title. It marks the sixth one in franchise history. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s indoor track and field claims sixth AARTFC title in seven years
Noah Wampole sprints towards the finish line. Wampole placed first in the high jump event at the FastTrack Last Chance Invite. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s indoor track and field sees athletes shine at FastTrack Last Chance Invite
The team celebrates their New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship win. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s indoor track and field continues decade-long dominance with NJAC title
Danny Fleming shoots a three-pointer. Fleming was the Profs' second-leading scorer against Stockton with 17 points. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s basketball falls to Stockton in first round of NJAC playoffs
Rowan men's basketball celebrates Senior Day with their families. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s basketball falls to Rutgers-Newark on Senior Day
Taz Cantey makes a move. The junior scored a team-high 17 points against TCNJ. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s basketball suffers heartbreaking loss against TCNJ behind poor late-game execution
Khalif Meares brings the ball up the court. Meares recorded 24 points in the win. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Khalif Meares’ 24 points helps Rowan men’s basketball knock off Kean
Brycen Williams runs up the floor. The junior scored a team-high 17 points against NJCU. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s basketball picks up key NJAC win against NJCU
Members of Rowan men's swimming celebrate with Ella Pennington following her third consecutive All-American honor. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Ella Pennington earns third consecutive All-American honor
Kaitlyn Crouthamel competes in a race. Crouthamel won the NJAC in the 1650 freestyle. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s swimming sees records fall during the NJAC Championships
Laura and Elizabeth Jones through the years. - Photo via @rowanwswim on Instagram
Laura and Elizabeth Jones: the twin sister duo reflects on their time together as teammates
Lilyanna Martin headshot. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Lilyanna Martin: the rookie sensation making an impact on Rowan women’s swimming
Ella Pennington competes in a backstroke. Pennington was named as the NJAC Swimmer of the Week for the seventh time. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s swimming gears up for the NJAC Championships
Gabriella Pagano races to the finish line. The junior placed fourth in the 3000 meter race. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s track and field caps indoor season in Ithaca
Rowan women's indoor track and field celebrates their second-place finish at the NJAC Championships. - Photo via Rowan Athletics.
Rowan women’s indoor track and field places second at NJAC Championships
Kayla Julien runs in a race. The sophomore set a season-high in the 200 meter at the Valentine Invitational. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s indoor track and field competes in two events ahead of NJAC Championships
Shannon Stakelbeck races towards the finish line. The sophomore placed sixth in the 5000 meters at the Fasttrack Invitational. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s indoor track and field puts together strong showing in Fasttrack Invitational
Molly Lodge sprints towards the finish line. Lodge was a member of the 4x400 team that recorded a season-best time at the METS Championships. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s indoor track and field places fifth at METS Championships
Haley Selmer brings the ball up the court. Selmer finished with 10 points and five rebounds. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s basketball’s loss to Kean ends bid for NJAC title
Rowan's seniors get honored pregame. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s basketball celebrates Senior Day with decisive victory over Rutgers-Newark
Shayla Johnson grabs the ball. Johnson recorded 14 points in the loss. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
TCNJ shoots their way past Rowan women’s basketball
The Profs celebrate Kate Herlihy reaching 1,000 career points. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Kate Herlihy makes history in the Profs’ victory over Kean
Haley Selmer puts a shot up. Selmer recorded 16 points in the losing effort. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s basketball drops home NJAC game to NJCU
“The trust we have in each other is something I think a lot of other teams don’t possess. We know that each person on the field is giving their best effort every day and putting the team in a position to come out with a win." - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan lacrosse gears up for major challenge as No. 4 Franklin & Marshall comes to town
Holly Markus picks a ball out of the dirt. The sophomore drove in the first run of the game for the Profs in Game 2 of their doubleheader against Stockton. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball sweeps another doubleheader, extends win streak to 30
Mike Shannon delivers the pitch. The graduate student put together eight solid innings in Game 1 of the Profs' doubleheader. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan baseball continues rocky NJAC play, splits doubleheader with Montclair State
Izzy Deal participates in the javelin. The graduate student placed first in the event with a distance of 41.29 meters. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s outdoor track and field finds success during busy weekend
Teddy Wilson races around the track. The sophomore was a member of the first-place 4x400 relay team at the Ursinus Track & Field Festival. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s track and field continues hot start to outdoor season at the Ursinus Track & Field Festival
Mike Shannon delivers the pitch. The graduate student put together eight solid innings in Game 1 of the Profs' doubleheader. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan baseball continues rocky NJAC play, splits doubleheader with Montclair State
Nick Struble swings the bat. Struble hit a three-run home run in the win over Stockton. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan baseball gets back on track with conference win over rival Stockton
“I'm just super grateful that I ended up where I did and happy that I ended up here.” - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Tyler Cannon etches his name in the Rowan baseball record books once again
Thomas Sullivan delivers the pitch. Sullivan allowed just one run in nearly six innings of work against Swarthmore. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan baseball dominates Swarthmore in home opener
Phil Sedalis at the plate. The senior set the Rowan record for triples. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan baseball begins their quest to reach the top of the mountain once again
Holly Markus picks a ball out of the dirt. The sophomore drove in the first run of the game for the Profs in Game 2 of their doubleheader against Stockton. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball sweeps another doubleheader, extends win streak to 30
McKenzie Melvin rounds the bases. The senior collected six hits throughout the team's doubleheader against NJCU. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball continues perfect season with doubleheader sweep over conference foe NJCU
Aly Reim hit the go-ahead single in game one of the Profs' doubleheader against Kean. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball sweeps doubleheader to secure best start in program history
Emily McCutcheon delivers the pitch. McCutcheon tallied eight innings and surrendered just five hits in the doubleheader sweep. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rylee Lutz and Emily McCutcheon help power Rowan softball to 22nd consecutive victory
Emily McCutcheon winds up to throw the pitch. McCutcheon threw five shutout innings. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan softball’s Rylee Lutz and Emily McCutcheon shut out SUNY-New Paltz in doubleheader
“The trust we have in each other is something I think a lot of other teams don’t possess. We know that each person on the field is giving their best effort every day and putting the team in a position to come out with a win." - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan lacrosse gears up for major challenge as No. 4 Franklin & Marshall comes to town
Rowan lacrosse's undefeated start came to an end with a 12-11 loss to Scranton. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan lacrosse suffers first loss of season to halt historic start
Elaina Corson races to scoop the ball. Carson scored the go-ahead goal to secure the victory against Christopher Newport. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan lacrosse remains perfect with tight victory over nationally-ranked Christopher Newport
Elaina Corson gets ready to attack the defense. Corson scored six goals in the 14-3 win. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s lacrosse makes program history with fifth straight win
The Profs' defense swarms to prevent a shot attempt. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan lacrosse takes down nationally-ranked opponent to remain undefeated
Teddy Wilson races around the track. The sophomore was a member of the first-place 4x400 relay team at the Ursinus Track & Field Festival. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s track and field continues hot start to outdoor season at the Ursinus Track & Field Festival
Kwaku Nkrumah competes in the hurdles. Nkruhmah placed first in the 110-meter hurdles. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Men’s outdoor track and field displays strong showing at the Danny Curran Invitational
Jason Agyemang jumps over a hurdle. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s outdoor track and field aims to replicate last season’s success
Nana Agyemang races through the finish line. Agyemang was apart of the 4x100 relay team that placed sixth at the Michael Johnson Invitational at Baylor University. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s outdoor track and field showing they have no weaknesses as the NJAC Championship grows closer
Amara Conte hustling down the track. Conte has been a driving force for Rowan during the spring season. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s outdoor track and field heading in the right direction as championship season nears
Izzy Deal participates in the javelin. The graduate student placed first in the event with a distance of 41.29 meters. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s outdoor track and field finds success during busy weekend
Molly Lodge set a PR in the 200 meters at the Danny Curran Invitational. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Many individuals shine for Rowan women’s outdoor track and field at Danny Curran Invitational
Anna Sasse competes in a race. Sasse recorded the No. 2 NJAC time in the 1500 meter. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s outdoor track and field records a plethora of PRs at the Paul Donahue Invitational
Molly Lodge runs in the hurdles event. Lodge recorded the top NJAC time in the 400 meter hurdle at the Larry Ellis Invitational. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s outdoor track and field continues to impress at Larry Ellis and TCNJ Invitationals
Molly Lodge runs in a race. Lodge placed first in the 400m and 200m. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s outdoor track and field continues its stellar season at the METS Championships
Brooke Adams sets up her teammate. The senior has played her last game as a Prof. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball falls to William Paterson in NJAC semifinals
The Profs during the national anthem. Rowan football dominated William Paterson in their season finale. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football caps off Pat Ruley’s first season with blowout win against William Paterson
Allie Palumbo looks to score. Palumbo tallied the Profs only goal against Tufts. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
#22 Rowan field hockey’s quest for a national championship ends after loss to #3 Tufts
Miles Voenell outruns his opponents. Voenell will be one of the three Profs competing in the NCAA Championships. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s cross country finishes second at the NCAA Metro Regional Championships
Mariah Juiliano watches the ball. Juiliano recorded six saves in the fourth quarter. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan field hockey knocks off Ursinus in opening round of NCAA Division III tournament
The Profs during the national anthem. Rowan football dominated William Paterson in their season finale. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football caps off Pat Ruley’s first season with blowout win against William Paterson
Rowan football's seniors prior to their game against Kean. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football dominates Kean, cements undefeated season at home
The Profs celebrate with the Breakfast Bowl trophy following their win against Montclair State. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football emerges victorious in the first ever “Breakfast Bowl” against Montclair State
Luke Hoke gets tackled following a big gain. The freshman recorded a game-high 131 receiving yards against Salisbury. - Photo / Kevin Alexander
Rowan football puts forth a valiant effort against No. 6 Salisbury
Nate Maiers looks towards the reciever. Maiers threw for 166 yards in the loss. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan football can’t overcome offensive miscues, falls to Christopher Newport
Miles Voenell outruns his opponents. Voenell will be one of the three Profs competing in the NCAA Championships. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s cross country finishes second at the NCAA Metro Regional Championships
Miles Voenell approaches the finish line. The graduate student has been a standout for Rowan men's cross-country this season. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Miles Voenell’s journey: crossing the country to become a standout for Rowan men’s cross-country
Senior standout Joshua Cason poses with the NJAC Championship trophy. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s cross country takes home first place once again in the NJAC Championships
Scott Hubbard races towards the finish line. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rising star Scott Hubbard is being counted on by Rowan men’s cross country heading into the NJAC Championships
Joshua Cason approaches the finish line. The senior produced a ninth-place finish in the championship run at the Border Battle. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s cross country produces top-five finish at the Border Battle
The team poses for a photo with the NJAC Championship trophy and banner. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer scores three unanswered to win the NJAC Championship
Ryan Cleary runs past a defender. Cleary scored the Profs lone goal. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer advances to fifth straight NJAC Championship after 1-0 win over Rutgers-Camden
Rowan men's soccer celebrates Senior Day prior to their game against Ramapo. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer celebrates Senior Day with fifth straight shutout victory
Dylan Aportela lays out for a save. Aportela recorded his fourth straight shut out in the win over Kean. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer shuts Kean out for fourth straight win
Johnny Troiano hustles up the field. The junior scored his team-leading 12th goal of the season against Montclair State. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan men’s soccer takes control of the NJAC with victory over Montclair State
Brooke Adams sets up her teammate. The senior has played her last game as a Prof. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball falls to William Paterson in NJAC semifinals
Brooke Adams sets up her teammate. The senior totaled 49 of the Profs' 54 assists in the quarterfinals against Kean. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball advances to NJAC semifinals with victory against Kean
Jena Kaul leads the huddle after a possession. Rowan volleyball closed out regular season conference play with a win against NJCU. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball closes out regular season conference play on a high note against NJCU
Rowan volleyball celebrates its seniors prior to the Profs' match against Lebanon Valley. - Photo via @rowanvolleyball on Instagram
Rowan volleyball suffers Senior Day loss against Lebanon Valley
Maya Iovacchini gets ready to hit the ball. Iovacchini totaled 17 kills in the loss to Kean. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan volleyball’s rally falls short against Kean
The team celebrates with the trophy. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s cross country makes history with first ever Metro Regional title
"I am the person I am today because of the Air Force." - Photo via @rowanwxc_track on Instagram
Rowan women’s cross-country celebrates Veterans Day with one of their own
Senior Mia Guerra, who placed first at the NJAC Championships, poses with Rowan's first place trophy. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s cross country wins the NJAC Championship for the first time since 2019
Ava Rizzo competes in a race. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
From soccer player to a runner: Ava Rizzo’s story to Rowan women’s cross country
Gabriella Pagano weaving through the competition. The junior placed 14th overall at the Border Battle. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Multiple runners for Rowan women’s cross country stand out at the Border Battle
Lianna SanFelice kicks a corner. SanFelice scored the Profs' lone goal in the loss. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s soccer drops NJAC semi-final in double overtime to Montclair State
Calista Burke controls the net. The senior made six saves against TCNJ. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s soccer settles for No. 2 seed in the NJAC playoffs following loss against TCNJ
Lianna SanFelice weaves up the field. The junior scored her second goal of the season against Montclair State on her second free kick. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Rowan women’s soccer takes care of business against Montclair State to remain undefeated
The seniors celebrate with their families pregame. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
A Senior Night shutout: Rowan women’s soccer beats up on Stockton
Siena Sowers. - Photo via Rowan Athletics
Siena Sowers has seized her opportunity for Rowan women’s soccer
The team shoots the puck around at practice. - Photo / Eric Czerwonka
How Rowan ice hockey’s team is shaping up this year
Rowan MMA club practicing drills with partners and Fazen. - Staff Writer / Marchella Mazzoni
Shane Fazen brings Fight Tips to Rowan MMA Club
Rowan’s cheerleading team at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex competing in the UCA Cheerleading & Dance National Championship. - Photo via Rowan Cheerleading
Rowan cheerleading finishes fifth at the UCA College Cheerleading Team National Championship
Rowan rugby prepares for a scrum. The team ended the season adding to their losing streak. Saturday, Oct. 1, 2021. - Photo / Ashley Craven
Rowan Rugby closes out the season with two more losses
Elliott Schon skates up rink. Schon had a strong showing at the weekend showcase. Friday, Sept. 23, 2022. - Photo / Joey Nicolo
Rowan Men’s Ice Hockey completes sweep at ACCHL Showcase
Mike Malone graphic. - News Editor / Sarah Shockey
Pernick: Shocking firing of Mike Malone raises all kinds of questions
Gotham FC celebrates a goal against Angel City. - Photo via Helen Solis
Solis: Women’s sports is growing and we know it
"His growth as a player remains to be seen, and paying him for the next three to four years going into his prime is a smart business decision for the Sixers organization." - News Editor / Sarah Shockey
Dougherty: Quentin Grimes can be a bright spot for the Sixers future
NCAA basketball graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Adam: Final Four and National Championship outlook
Flyers graphic. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Digh: John Tortorella’s dismissal signals a move into an important phase of the Flyers’ rebuild
Brandon Pimental swings at the pitch. Pimental gave the Blue Rocks their first win of the season on Thursday. - Photo via Hannah Capolingua
Brandon Pimental’s walk off gives Blue Rocks first win of the season
Travis Sthele delivers the pitch. Sthele struck out four in the 6-1 loss. - Photo via Hannah Capolingua
Travis Sthele dazzles but Blue Rocks fall to Spartanburgers in home opener
Seaver King. King is the Nationals No. 4 prospect. - Photo via Ryan Griffith
Get to know some of the new members of the Wilmington Blue Rocks
Jared McKenzie heads out to the field pregame. McKenzie was a standout in Wilmington's win on Wednesday, Aug. 28. - Photo via @WilmBlueRocks on X
Flashy plays offensively and defensively lead to convincing Blue Rocks win over IronBirds
Bryan Caceres jogs back to the dugout. Caceres was effective against the Cyclones on Saturday, Aug. 17, tossing six scoreless innings. - Photo via @WilmBlueRocks on X
Blue Rocks surrender four-run ninth inning lead in crushing loss
Students eating meals in the Marketplace from Grill Nation and Crust. Left to right, Dylan Kirwin, Medha Dabral, Ryan D'avanzo, Marco DiGialleonardo. Glassboro, NJ. Tuesday, April 8, 2025. - Contributor / Lila Dasi
More enrollment, more mouths to feed: Can Rowan dining keep up?
Reiki leader Ashley Shaw helps regulate Shalanda Gray's qi at the Rec Center Reiki session. Glassboro, NJ. Thursday, April 3, 2025. - Staff Writer / Kacie Scibilia
Students find zen with Reiki at the Rec Center
"The transition from life in Panama to a student in the United States is not easy for the Panamanian students. They are suddenly immersed into a new country, into a new culture, and they have to learn how to quickly learn a language they don’t know in order to integrate into society." - Graphic made via Canva.
Panamanian students share their experience at Rowan
Rowan students network with music producers at Wilson Hall. Glassboro, NJ. Thursday, April 3, 2025. - Staff Writer / Alexander Cruz
RCIE turns up the volume with music industry entrepreneurship panel
Rowan Parkour Club member Patrick Schoell performs a "superman" vault at the Rowan Rec Center. Glassboro, NJ. Friday, April 4, 2025. - Staff Photographer / Owen Miller
Rowan Parkour Club: free-running through campus life
Students eating meals in the Marketplace from Grill Nation and Crust. Left to right, Dylan Kirwin, Medha Dabral, Ryan D'avanzo, Marco DiGialleonardo. Glassboro, NJ. Tuesday, April 8, 2025. - Contributor / Lila Dasi
More enrollment, more mouths to feed: Can Rowan dining keep up?
A breakfast at Angelo's Diner, located in Glassboro, New Jersey. - Contributor / Jordan Miller
Angelo’s Diner, A Perfect Spot for College Students
"With the new restaurant, many students have voiced their excitement for another food joint to be within walking distance from campus." - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
From Baton Rouge to Glassboro: Raising Canes officially opens
The Student Center dining hall. - Staff Writer / Ryan Schaller
Limited-time meals, get it while it lasts
Pizza University employee Simone Borzilo poses with a fresh slice next to the menu. - Staff Writer / Isaac Linsk
A lesson in “Effin Good Pizza” at Pizza University
Greg Frith talking to students at Pizza with the Pros. - Photo via @rowansportscam on Instagram.
Pizza with the Pros hosts NFL Films producer and director Greg Frith
Hunter Brody speaking with students at Pizza with the Pros. Glassboro, NJ. March 31, 2025. - Photo via @rowansportscam on Instagram.
Pizza with the Pros welcomes Rowan alumnus Hunter Brody
"Growing up, sports played a significant role in Williamson’s childhood, as she still remembers some of the most memorable and impactful moments that led to her choosing a career in sports rather than the careers she originally wanted as a kid." - Photo via @rowansportscam on Instagram.
Pizza with the Pros hosts Susan Williamson of the Philadelphia 76ers
Chris Lewis talking to students at Pizza with the Pros. - Photo via @rowansportscam on Instagram.
Pizza with the Pros hosts CBS sports broadcaster Chris Lewis
Kevin Kurz, left, poses for a photo with Sports Communication and Social Impact senior director Neil Hartman, right, after Pizza with the Pros. Glassboro, NJ. Monday, March 3, 2025. - Staff Writer / Gerasimos Gerovasiliou
Hockey writer Kevin Kurz talks journalism career at Pizza with the Pros
Professor David Bianculli poses for a photograph while a clip about Pete Seeger plays during his TV auteurs class. Glassboro, NJ. Tuesday, April 1, 2025. - Contributor / Kate Zaffarese
David Bianculli: TV’s biggest fan
"Not only has Masciangelo worked for the Philadelphia Flyers, but has worked for the Philadelphia Wings, a professional box lacrosse team." - Photo via Lindsey Masciangelo.
Lindsey Masciangelo teaches students about communications, and career success
Rowan University recently introduced a new CUGS in Queer Theory. - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Rowan introduces new certificate of study in Queer Theory
"Come for the food, Stay for the vibes!" - Photo via @rowansjicr on Instagram
Office of SJICR and MOCA collaborate for “Soul Food Sunday” event
Scott Woodside serves as director of the Rowan Wellness Center at Winans Hall. Over the past 14 months, he's fielded some of the university's toughest challenges yet. - Multimedia Editor / Alexander Rossen
Scott Woodside Reflects on “One Heck of a Year” of Rowan’s Public Health Challenges
“It’s so cool that we just have this stuff on hand here at Rowan,” said Foster. - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Collegium Musicum brings medieval and baroque music to life
Lavett Ballard explains the significance of her art during its exhibit at the Rowan Art Gallery. Glassboro, NJ. Thursday, April 3, 2025. - Staff Photographer / Owen Miller
RU’s Art Gallery and Museum holds artist talk with Lavett Ballard
Students and local artists showcase and sell their work at the Spring Artist Market in the Business Hall Hub Lobby. - Photo via Lily Deskis
Spring Artist Market blooms in Business Hall
The cast of The Music Man perform at Bunce Hall at Rowan University. Glassboro, NJ. April 3. 2025. - Staff Photographer / Hayden Fugee
Rowan MainStage’s “The Music Man” breathes new life into classic musical
Fashion graphic made via Canva - Features Editor / Paige Britt
Influenced: Rowan students’ style icons
“It’s so cool that we just have this stuff on hand here at Rowan,” said Foster. - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Collegium Musicum brings medieval and baroque music to life
Students and local artists showcase and sell their work at the Spring Artist Market in the Business Hall Hub Lobby. - Photo via Lily Deskis
Spring Artist Market blooms in Business Hall
The cast of The Music Man perform at Bunce Hall at Rowan University. Glassboro, NJ. April 3. 2025. - Staff Photographer / Hayden Fugee
Rowan MainStage’s “The Music Man” breathes new life into classic musical
Some of the models before ELEMENT X. - Photo via Beauty In Distress
Beauty in Distress hosts annual fashion show: “Element X”
Ballet dancers dance in Carmina Burana. Glassboro, NJ. Friday, March 28, 2025. - Staff Writer / Kacie Scibilia
Carmina Burana takes the stage at Pfleeger Hall
“It’s so cool that we just have this stuff on hand here at Rowan,” said Foster. - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Collegium Musicum brings medieval and baroque music to life
Ballet dancers dance in Carmina Burana. Glassboro, NJ. Friday, March 28, 2025. - Staff Writer / Kacie Scibilia
Carmina Burana takes the stage at Pfleeger Hall
Clarinet player Oran Etkin, middle, performs with his band at the Pfleeger Concert Hall. Glassboro, NJ. Sunday, March 16, 2025. - Staff Photographer / Ashtaye-Ann Ashley
Timbalooloo makes a musical splash with the kids
"The atmosphere was just awesome." - Staff Writer / Jackson Hesley
Rowan University Small Jazz Ensemble holds first concert of the Spring semester
“The premium seats for hearing the organ are right in the center of the room, particularly where the big aisle goes through," said Dr. Turk. - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Dr. Gordon Turk brings Storer Organ to life in Sunday recital
Students and local artists showcase and sell their work at the Spring Artist Market in the Business Hall Hub Lobby. - Photo via Lily Deskis
Spring Artist Market blooms in Business Hall
Clarinet player Oran Etkin, middle, performs with his band at the Pfleeger Concert Hall. Glassboro, NJ. Sunday, March 16, 2025. - Staff Photographer / Ashtaye-Ann Ashley
Timbalooloo makes a musical splash with the kids
Professor Allison Parker looks at art in the Rowan Art Gallery. Glassboro, NJ. Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025. - Contributor / Kacie Scibilia
Artists of the Carrying On art exhibit deliver talk
"Between poems, owner of Words Matter Bookstore and host Keryl Hausmann spoke, saying 'To listen to [poetry] is different than to read it.'" - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Words Matter Bookstore hosts relaxing poetry open mic night
Kale Choo Hanson reads her work to an attentive audience - Staff Writer / Kate Zaffarese
High Grounds hosts Glassworks reading with featured writers Kale Choo Hanson and Caroline Miller
Some of the models before ELEMENT X. - Photo via Beauty In Distress
Beauty in Distress hosts annual fashion show: “Element X”
Composers Collective logo via @composers.collective Instagram
Music and composition: Composers Collective Club
“I know this isn’t a brand new club, but we are a brand new E-board with no experience whatsoever.” - Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen
Highlighting clubs at Rowan: Photography Club
Rowan Hip Hop Culture Club. - Graphic via @rowanhiphop on Instagram
Rowan University Hip Hop Culture Club welcomes music lovers and everyone
The team at Nationals, 2025 - Photo via The Rowan Dance Team
Rowan University’s Dance Team made it into the finals at the College Nationals
Lavett Ballard explains the significance of her art during its exhibit at the Rowan Art Gallery. Glassboro, NJ. Thursday, April 3, 2025. - Staff Photographer / Owen Miller
RU’s Art Gallery and Museum holds artist talk with Lavett Ballard
Students and local artists showcase and sell their work at the Spring Artist Market in the Business Hall Hub Lobby. - Photo via Lily Deskis
Spring Artist Market blooms in Business Hall
Professor Allison Parker looks at art in the Rowan Art Gallery. Glassboro, NJ. Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025. - Contributor / Kacie Scibilia
Artists of the Carrying On art exhibit deliver talk
"The choice to include the other three artists: Gayle Asali Dickson, Akinsanya Kambon, and Malik Edwards, was fueled by her discovery of their work in the Black Panther Party." - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Beth Cimaglia
Rowan Art Gallery and Museum presents “Carrying On: Black Panther Party Artists Continue the Legacy”
"Take Your Time, Little One," an etching by Emily Klassen. Glassboro, NJ. Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025 - Contributing Photographer / Ashtaye-Ann Ashley
The Gallery Publication hosts Spring show: Pieces of Us
"Changing majors, or not knowing exactly what you want to do, even up to the cap and gown ceremony, is okay." - Photography Editor / Gavin Schweiger
Schweiger: College isn’t a linear path, and that’s okay
"While you may or may not recognize it, physical newsrooms still play a vital role in crafting the news you rely on." - The Whit Staff
Editorial: Physical newsrooms still matter
"That doesn’t change the fact, however, that “brain rot” is very real and lives in many of us, including college students who spend so much of their time on social media." - Staff Writer / Christopher Otto
Otto: “Brain rot” culture is getting out of hand
"A sandwich and a drink are not a reasonable meal for anyone, nor is it balanced. And yet, this is often what I’m stuck eating during the day." - Staff Writer / Lily Miller
Miller: How campus dining keeps us hungry
"But in order to ever truly achieve success in university and outside of it, it takes a village to pull it off. And villages don’t just find you, you need to create them yourself. " - Editor-in-Chief / Madison Miller
Miller: It takes a village
"It seems as if our society does not care about the media anymore--which is why a concerning amount of people are so misinformed and poorly educated on actual facts." - Multimedia Editor / Drew Peltzman
Letter to the Editor: No one on the SGA fully understands the importance of true, high-quality journalism
"I fear The Whit will have to consider drastic measures, including ending the weekly papers that have run at the university for 85 years." - Multimedia Editor / Drew Peltzman
Letter to the Editor: I’m devastated to hear that SGA slashed The Whit’s budget by 35%
"I am a former features editor for The Whit as well as a staff writer" - Multimedia Editor / Drew Peltzman
Letter to the Editor: To The Whit and Student Government Association
"I am a former features editor for The Whit as well as a staff writer" - Multimedia Editor / Drew Peltzman
Letter to the Editor: Writing to express my outrage at the news of The Whit’s operating budget
"At the end of the day, journalism devoid of humanity is worthless, and the statement put out by The Whit Staff was ignorant and disgusting." - Graphics Editor / Julia Quennesson
Letter to the Editor: From 9/11 to October 7: Growing up as a “terrorist”
"While you may or may not recognize it, physical newsrooms still play a vital role in crafting the news you rely on." - The Whit Staff
Editorial: Physical newsrooms still matter
"But whether you realize it or not, your brain simply cannot handle the amount of information splayed out in front of you." - The Whit Staff
Editorial: If you’re seeing this headline, read this article
"Right now, in our political hemisphere, free speech and a free press are more important than ever." - Editor in Chief / Madison Miller
Editorial: Know your rights as a student activist
"Especially for smaller universities like Rowan, if the funding isn’t available, students who spend hours on end working for their university papers do not get the opportunities that are deserved." - Opinion Editor / Sophia Fandino
Editorial: Invest in the future of your students
Bozorth Hall, home to the Ric Edelman College of Communication and Creative Arts. - Photo via Rowan University
Editorial: Dean Tweedie departs, what’s next for Rowan?
"The reviews on the back cover described it as “intellectually playful,” but besides a few meta-textual nods, like “Edwin St. John. Andrew,” a character named after the author, there’s nothing all that clever." - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon
Navigating the seas of critique: A candid evaluation of “Sea of Tranquility”
"You could never keep stare long enough but needed to keep staring to find out why you couldn't," from the story Call Me By Your Name. — Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon
“Call Me by Your Name” by André Aciman: An exploration of obsessive infatuation
"I don’t think that anyone could ask for a better man, and I think many readers hate that book boyfriends aren’t actual people in real life. Thank you Colleen Hoover for giving us readers unrealistic expectations for men." - Art & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon.
Colleen Hoover’s “It Starts With Us”: A heart-wrenching journey of love & healing
"A core theme of the book is something dubbed the “Personal Legend.” One of the first characters that Santiago meets is the biblical king of Jerusalem, Melchizedek, who tells him plainly that the point of his journey is to discover and fulfill his own Personal Legend. Santiago spends the rest of the book figuring out what that means." Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon.
Journey of self-discovery: The profound wisdom of “The Alchemist”
"Peterson doesn't come across as optimistic. He doesn't sugarcoat the foundation of his viewpoint, which boils down to "life is full of suffering," and maintains that the individual must combat the obstacles that life places in front of them." - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon.
Jordan Peterson’s “12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos” provides counterintuitive tips for a fulfilling life
The Rowan’s American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) hosted an event on Monday April 22nd where students where students got the opportunity to use a flight simulator. – Multimedia Editor / Adam Reim
Rowan AIAA hosts flight simulation event
Rowan Centennial Special Edition
Rowan Centennial Special Edition
Whit Editor in Chief Victoria McGivern throws up piece signs in the Eynon Ballroom. - Staff Photographer / Josh Ayers
Flicks from CCCA 2023 Showcase & Recognition Day
Video art gallery: "SuperCellular" by Carolyn Healy & John Phillips
Video art gallery: “SuperCellular” by Carolyn Healy & John Phillips
Bristol to Burke: Rowan Women's Soccer Commander in Net
Bristol to Burke: Rowan Women’s Soccer Commander in Net
Whit Editor in Chief Victoria McGivern throws up piece signs in the Eynon Ballroom. - Staff Photographer / Josh Ayers
Flicks from CCCA 2023 Showcase & Recognition Day
Jessica Carroll prepares to race her cardboard boat across the water. - Staff Photographer / Adriana Zawojski.
PHOTOSTORY: Cardboard Boat Competition
Juniors smash pumpkins together to relieve stress for the semester ahead. - Photo / Adriana Zawojski
PHOTOSTORY: Pumpkin Smashing Supports Rowan Food Pantry, The SHOP
A young couple listens to the Juneteenth keynote speech, given by guest speaker Nurah Muhammad. Photo via staff photographer/Nathan Morris
Black and Brilliant Events Team Organizes Glassboro’s Second Annual Juneteenth Commemoration
Spring is in the air and flowers are once again in bloom! Photo via multimedia editor/Alex Rossen
Spring Has Sprung at Rowan University

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Burning Oakwood released their EP ‘MOONLIGHT’ on April 5. - Photo via Burning Oakwood

Sit down with members of Burning Oakwood

Mattie Mac Kay, Staff Writer • April 8, 2025

Rowan band Burning Oakwood released their EP ‘MOONLIGHT’ on April 5, 2025. The band consists of three students and one alumnus. Jake Bunting, Michael Medina, Tahir Zaman, and Sara Thames. The name...

"LVNA wasted no time immersing themselves in the local music scene, debuting at a newly opened concert venue. Despite initial jitters... LVNA's raw energy and onstage chemistry quickly endeared them to audiences." - Arts & Entertainment Editor / Al Harmon.

REM: The love-infused single that catapulted LVNA into the campus limelight

Al Harmon • February 21, 2024

In the bustling realm of college life, where academic pursuits typically take center stage, a new and distinct melody is reverberating through the halls and dorms of Rowan, specifically Holly Pointe Commons....

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