Advertising

LOCAL AND UNIVERSITY advertising rates may be obtained by sending an e-mail to Dan Pietras at ads@thewhitonline.com or calling The Whit’s business office at (856) 256-4530.

The deadline for local and university advertisements is 5 p.m. the Monday prior to publication. The Whit does offer an ad design service to its advertisers for a small fee.

ONLINE CLASSIFIEDS can be completed at http://thewhitonline.campusave.com. Online classifieds are FREE for faculty. For information on PRINT CLASSIFIEDS, please e-mail questions to the Ad Manager.

NATIONAL advertising rates may be obtained by contacting Stacie Anekstein of Media Mate at 1-888-897-7711 x 112 or sanekstein@mymediamate.com.

Written by: Emily Kostic on January 16, 2009.
Last revised by: Nathan Goldberg on March 31, 2011.

Most Important

  • Centerpiece News SGA holds open forum to discuss new constitution

    SGA holds open forum to discuss new constitution

    The SGA held an open forum Feb. 13 to explain its proposed new constitution and answer questions from students. “We’re going for a more parliamentary style senate than what we have now where it’s kind of just there as a voting body for whatever the E-board brings to them,” said Tom Holroyd, AVP of Facilities and Operations. “While it’s set up to create the opportunity for senators to get involved, they haven’t really done it. So, hopefully our new draft [...]

    Written by: Matthew Farrell on February 15, 2012.
    Read more →
  • Centerpiece News SGA senate approves two amendments

    SGA senate approves two amendments

    At its second meeting Monday, the Student Government Association approved two amendments brought up by the Executive Board at its Jan. 23 meeting. The first amendment was to change the requirements for Chief Financial Officer was passed. The amendment requires that a candidate be enrolled in the Rohrer College of Business in order to run for the position, as well as have at least a 2.75 grade point average. “I guess from my standpoint a lot of the general topics [...]

    Written by: Ashley Chiaradio on February 9, 2012.
    Read more →
  • Centerpiece News Rowan community and Glassboro citizens meet to solve problems

    Rowan community and Glassboro citizens meet to solve problems

    Glassboro residents, Rowan students, landlords and borough officials met Tuesday night to discuss problems involving students off campus. One of the main topics of discussion was the large groups of students that roam the streets at night on weekends. Complaints ranged from knocking over garbage cans to serious violence. Bob Cleary of 18 Normal Blvd. said he recently had a problem with a group of students outside his home. “The first day back this semester, the first Thursday night, I [...]

    Written by: Matthew Farrell on February 1, 2012.
    Read more →
  • Centerpiece News NJ gov. supports merging of Rowan and Rutgers-Camden

    NJ gov. supports merging of Rowan and Rutgers-Camden

    Gov. Chris Christie announced his support Wednesday for the University of Medicine and Dentistry’s Advisory Committee’s recommendation to unite Rowan University and Rutgers University-Camden, under Rowan’s name, as a singular research institution. As stated in the final report of the advisory committee to the governor, the merger would provide “southern New Jersey academic and health care delivery leaders with an accelerated opportunity to support Cooper Medical School of Rowan University and develop a comprehensive public research university that benefits the [...]

    Written by: Kristina Pritchett and Ashley Super on January 25, 2012.
    Read more →
  • Centerpiece News SGA discusses bill to ease marijuana laws

    SGA discusses bill to ease marijuana laws

    Student Government Association held its final senate meeting of the semester in Camden where they discussed a bill that would decriminalize marijuana. According to the New Jersey Bill A4252, “This bill would decriminalize possession of 15 grams or less of marijuana.” The SGA executive board introduced the bill to the senate and discussed the effects that the bill could have on the state. “This bill in particular is focused on an issue that has affected young people and students for a [...]

    Written by: Kristina Pritchett on December 7, 2011.
    Read more →