Ten dances show off a school year’s work in Tohill
The department of theater and dance will premiere "Ten Through a Fisheye Lens" tonight at 8 p.m. in Tohill Theater. Choreographed by 10 students, the spring dance concert aims to ...
Rowan University’s Track and Field prepares for NJAC Championships
Rowan University Track and Field is preparing to host the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Championships this Saturday at John Page Field. Here is a description of several track and ...
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Dr. Michener Remembered
The late Dr. Tim Michener, assistant vice president for public safety and emergency...
Budget allocations released
The new budget for the 2009-2010 school year was discussed and voted on at the SGA...
SGA Vice President, Nicole Mershon, resigns
Vice President Nicole Mershon announced her resignation from office on Monday due...
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Persia Walker book signing
“Set in 1920’s Harlem, some people ask why do I write that, and it’s...
Am-Erica in London final column
The last four months in Kingston, England have been a crazy blur. I haven’t...
Miss Black Rowan pagaent crowns Chanelle Robinson
Chanelle Elizabeth Wilson walked on the stage of the Eynon Ballroom on Sunday for...
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‘Carmen’ impresses crowd at Pfleeger Hall
Outstanding performances lit up the Pfleeger Concert stage on opening night of the Rowan Opera Company’s “Carmen.” Opening night started off by honoring Marie Rader, who recently passed away, in an intimate ceremony before the show. Her contributions to the arts at Rowan were commemorated. The Marie F. Rader Fund was established, which will use... [Read more]
Music festivals guaranteed to heat up your summer
With temperatures soaring above 90 degrees in New Jersey earlier this week, it’s clear that summer is just around the corner. One of the biggest advantages to the warmer weather is the arrival of the music festival season, and this year’s lineup looks particularly juicy. Some of the biggest names in music are set to grace the United States’ grandest... [Read more]
The silver screen heats up this summer
It all starts in May - the summer movie season keeps us coming to theaters every weekend to see the next big hit. With so many movies coming out this summer, there’s no excuse for missing out on the next big blockbuster hit. “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” – May 1 This prequel to the “X-Men” franchise has been leaked over the... [Read more]
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NJAC Baseball Tournament Preview
#1 Kean 15-3 NJAC 33-7 overall The Cougars, who won the NJAC tournament last season, are ranked sixth in the nation. The lead the conference with 81 steals and their .361 batting average against left-handed pitching presents a match-up problem for opposing coaching. Pitching remains Kean’s strength. Freshman Sam Fourre has burst onto the scene with... [Read more]
NJAC Softball Tournament Preview
#2 William Paterson 13-5 NJAC 30-7 overall The Pioneers finished the season with a 13-5 record in the conference, giving them the second best record in the NJAC. They are led offensively by sophomore second baseman Lindsey Nadolny, who is batting .475 with 28 RBIs, and senior infielder Meghan Reilly, who is batting .453. The team’s overall batting... [Read more]
Lacrosse Seniors Say Goodbye
For the graduating senior class, this summer may mark the end of college life and the closing to a great chapter. Attack Lauren Crennan, midfielders Kelly Angstadt and Carly Welsh, defenders Stacie McKinley and Annette Merlino and goalie Alicia Mannino have collegiate lacrosse careers that will end as the summer begins. The Profs have an 8-7 record... [Read more]
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