After tough season, sophomores look ahead
For the seniors, their last game ended with a heart-breaking loss to Ramapo College. But for the younger players, it was the start of what could be a special team.If ...
RTN gears up for annual Telethon
The Rowan Television Network is serving the community again for one of their biggest live productions on the Rowan campus. The 3rd Annual Telethon is a massive shoot that the ...
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Information given at cash registers may put you at riskImage via CrunchBaseIf you go shopping and have a Facebook or other social...
Ask an Alum event gives students a clear pathRowan alumni came together Tuesday night to share their experience with Rowan students....
Crime log: Gangs and GraffittiWednesday Feb. 24, 6:20 p.m. – Westby Hall Rowan housekeeping complained when...
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Astronomy Day will hold SUN day on SaturdayThis Saturday, Rowan students and local stargazers will have the chance to feed his...
Spotlight: Former Prof Dr. Katherine Perez-RiveraThe name Katherine Perez-Rivera may not strike a bell with many Rowan students. But...
Twenty-Something and StarvingWell, the “snowicane” (as the people on the Weather Channel called it) has come...
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“A Girl, A Guy & Their f-Stops” opens at High Street Gallery“A Girl, A Guy & Their f-Stops,” a new gallery exhibition at the High Street Gallery, chronicles the cross country road trip of two Rowan University students, Stephanie Capolupo and Taylor Galloway, through photography. Capolupo and Galloway both traveled through many of the same locations, although they did not actually go together. According... [Read more]
Craig Ferguson new king of late nightAs the Winter Olympics ended their two-week takeover of NBC, many people didn’t even realize that Jay Leno’s second term as “The Tonight Show” host began on Monday. The one good thing to come from all of these late night battles was that I stayed up, like so many others, to see how they would play out. To my surprise, the one show that... [Read more]
Spotlight on: Dancer Jenna IngsBeing in the spotlight is every little girl’s dream, but actually succeeding in that dream is a bit harder to accomplish. Jenna Ings, a junior art education major, did just that. Ings started her dancing career at the age of five while experiencing a new, life-changing experience: kindergarten. “My mom made me choose between gymnastics and ballet... [Read more]
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Faceoff: Who is the greatest female athlete of all-time?Kay Yow – By: John Russo There is more to sports than winning, losing, getting dirty and having fun. There is an aspect of the game that cannot be matched on the court or from the sidelines: influence. Kay Yow is probably the most influential woman in all of college basketball. We remember Yow during Women’s History Month, a time to reflect... [Read more]
Stressed? Try punching somethingMy nose was bleeding badly, but I had no time to worry about it or the fact that my lungs and legs were locking up. The other guy was swinging and there was only a minute left. I raised my gloves and kept firing away, praying that I could make it to the end without getting knocked out. I ended up losing that boxing fight. I finished, but it was clear... [Read more]
Tate coaches Team USA at Five NationsNorman Tate was an Olympian in 1968 competing in the triple jump for the United States. When his running days were over, Tate took the skills he learned as an athlete and went into coaching. He has coached at the high school and college levels and is currently an assistant coach of track and field at Rowan. However much success he has found in track... [Read more]
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