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Rob DePersia coached at New Haven prior to coming to Rowan. (University of New Haven Athletics)
Rob DePersia hired as next Rowan Men’s Basketball head coach
Dr. Anthony Lowman, professor of biomedical engineering and chancellor of Rowan. (Rowan Today)
A year as chancellor
Wednesday, April 22, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
University Assembled discusses Rowan’s present and future projects
"The ongoing expansion of Rowan Online has thus far meant $9.8 million spent on marketing and 45 new staff positions." (Graphics Editor / Alex Cruz)
Rowan faces multi-million dollar budget deficit
Glassboro resident John Wise addresses the council. Tuesday, April 29, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Staff Writer / Aidan Vanhoof)
Glassboro council passes new regulations at latest meeting
Glassboro resident John Wise addresses the council. Tuesday, April 29, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Staff Writer / Aidan Vanhoof)
Glassboro council passes new regulations at latest meeting
The Glassboro Council stand with retiring Borough Administrator Edward Malandro. Tuesday, March 24, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Staff Writer / Melanie Barahona)
Glassboro council thanks town employees at latest meeting
The inside of the Glassboro Municipal Building. Tuesday, March 25, 2025. Glassboro, N.J. (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
Borough administrator Edward Malandro announces retirement at Glassboro council meeting
The inside of the Glassboro Municipal Building. Tuesday, March 25, 2025. Glassboro, N.J. (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
Glassboro Council honors officers and public safety workers
The inside of the Glassboro Municipal Building. Tuesday, March 25, 2025. Glassboro, N.J. (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
Glassboro council discusses winter storm aftermath at latest meeting
Ric Edelman speaks during the official announcement of his $10 million gift to Rowan. (Rowan Today)
Rowan announces new School of Financial Planning
Rowan graphic. (Former Graphics Editor / Brendan Cohen)
Mathematics professor Adam Abrams “removed from teaching position”
Adam Abrams' official picture on Rowan's website. (rowan.edu)
Current Rowan math professor previously charged with child pornography possession
From left to right: Jim Jefferson, Andrew Halter, Mayor John E. Wallace, Chris Esgro, Dr. Al Lewis. Friday, March 6, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
Rowan University and Glassboro Public Schools unveil “Pathways of Promise”
A fire investigation unit with Gloucester County wraps up at the scene of the fire. Tuesday, March 3, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Copy Desk Chief / Hayden Fugee)
On-campus vehicle fire stalls Route 322
A Rowan Police car sits outside of Robinson Hall. Thursday, Feb. 5, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
Students offer thoughts on recent crime uptick
A series of cars parked along High Street. Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2025. Glassboro, N.J. (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
Students react to recent car thefts and break-ins
Jimenez-Guzel, who enrolled at Rowan this past fall, was arrested before boarding a flight to Istanbul, according to 6abc Philadelphia. (Photo via New York Post)
Rowan student arrested by FBI
The 114 Victoria Street apartments, where the armed robbery took place. Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025. Glassboro, N.J. (Christopher Otto / Photography Editor)
On-campus armed robbery update
A Rowan University Police Cruiser. (Photo courtesy of Nick Feldman)
Rowan student arrested in on-campus robbery
Wednesday, April 22, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
University Assembled discusses Rowan’s present and future projects
"The ongoing expansion of Rowan Online has thus far meant $9.8 million spent on marketing and 45 new staff positions." (Graphics Editor / Alex Cruz)
Rowan faces multi-million dollar budget deficit
Glassboro resident John Wise addresses the council. Tuesday, April 29, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Staff Writer / Aidan Vanhoof)
Glassboro council passes new regulations at latest meeting
Jason Kelce speaks at Pfleeger Concert Hall. Tuesday, April 21, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Staff Photographer / Melanie Barahona)
Eagles legend Jason Kelce visits Rowan
SGA logo. (ProfLink)
SGA Senate holds final meeting of 2025-2026 school year
"The police change comes as immigration continues to play a significant role in New Jersey’s political and social landscape." (Graphics Editor / Alex Cruz)
N.J. signs new legislation regarding immigration policy
Protestors hold up their no kings signs. Saturday, March 28, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Staff Writer / Antonette Dietz)
Glassboro welcomes peaceful protesters for latest No Kings rally
Elie Honig speaks to the crowd during RIPPAC's Speaker Series. (Rowan Today)
RIPPAC welcomes CNN’s Elie Honig for latest Speaker Series installment
Dr. Benjamin Dworkin speaks during the latest RIPPAC event. Wednesday, March 4, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Staff Writer / Michael Bautista)
Rowan hosts discussion regarding gerrymandering and 2026 Congressional Midterms
Isaac Saul speaks to the audience at his lecture. Tuesday, March 10, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Staff Writer / Joseph Weigle)
Isaac Saul of Tangle holds lecture at Rowan
Teo Banks up at bat. Banks homered Thursday against the Cyclones. (Ryan Griffith)
Two Banks’ blast powers Blue Rocks to victory over Cyclones
Angel Feliz celebrates with the dugout after a double Wednesday. (Lydia FitzGerald)
Offense strikes first and Tejeda Jr. shoves for Blue Rocks win
Eli Willits, the No. 1 pick in the 2025 MLB Draft, made his Blue Rocks debut on June 16 against the Brooklyn Cyclones. (Lydia FitzGerald)
Blue Rocks surge in seventh inning to win against Cyclones
Angel Feliz swings through a pitch. (Lydia FitzGerald)
Blue Rocks fall in the eighth to lose to the Hot Rods
Randal Diaz gets a Gatorade shower after his walk-off three run home run against the Hot Rods. Wilmington, Del. Friday, June 5, 2026. (Ryan Griffith)
Randal Diaz walks off Hot Rods, snaps Blue Rocks six game skid
Kennedy Chandler dribbles to the basket. Philadelphia, Pa. Wednesday, March 4, 2026. (Delaware Blue Coats)
Big second quarter lifts Blue Coats past Westchester Knicks
MarJon Beauchamp finished with 40 points against the Grand Rapids Gold. (Delaware Blue Coats)
MarJon Beauchamp’s 40 piece lifts Blue Coats past Gold
Aminu Mohammed dribbles the basketball. (Delaware Blue Coats)
Blue Coats take down Maine Celtics
(Delaware Blue Coats)
Blue Coats win streak snaps in loss to Nets
(Delaware Blue Coats)
DeAndre Williams reaches new career high against Herd
Rob DePersia coached at New Haven prior to coming to Rowan. (University of New Haven Athletics)
Rob DePersia hired as next Rowan Men’s Basketball head coach
Eric Brennan talks to his team. (Rowan Athletics)
‘He’s appearing’: Eric Brennan reflects on loss, life, and change during time at Rowan
Eric Brennan on the sidelines. (Rowan Athletics)
Eric Brennan takes coaching position at Air Force Academy after 8 years at Rowan
Nyla Jones with her 60 meter hurdles trophy at the NCAA Championships. Birmingham, Ala. Saturday, March 14, 2026. (Rowan Athletics)
Nyla Jones and Gabriella Pagano represent Rowan Women’s Indoor Track and Field at NCAA Championships
Seth Clevenger accepting one of his first place awards at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. Birmingham, Ala. (Rowan Athletics)
Championship wins resurface Seth Clevenger’s doping allegations
Braden Sheehan at the 200 break stroke award ceremony. Sheehan placed first in the 200 backstroke at the NJAC Championships. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Men’s Swimming finishes fourth at NJAC Championships
Swimmers dive into the pool. Villanova, Pa. Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Melanie Barahona)
Rowan Men’s Swimming concludes regular season at Villanova Sprintfest
The mens swimmers get set. (Sports Photographer / Antonette Dietz)
Rowan Men’s Swimming drops road meet to Gettysburg
The seniors of the men's swim team celebrate senior night. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Men’s Swimming loses to TCNJ on senior night
Michael O'leary swims the breaststroke. Glassboro, N.J. Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s Swimming snaps losing streak against Swarthmore
Seth Clevenger accepting one of his first place awards at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. Birmingham, Ala. (Rowan Athletics)
Championship wins resurface Seth Clevenger’s doping allegations
Elijah Hendricks carries the NCAA trophy on track at the Birmingham CrossPlex with teams Noah Wampole, Jarquill Young, Joshua Justin and Arrington Rhym (Sports Beat Writer / Luke Brown)
Rowan Men’s Indoor Track and Field wins first NCAA title in school history
The team has won their conferences title the past 11 years. Philadelphia, Pa. Friday, Feb. 27, 2026. (Rowan Athletics)
Men’s Indoor Track and Field captures NJAC for 11th straight season
The 4x200 relay of junior Elijah Hendricks, senior Evan Corcoran, and sophomores Julian Conigliaro and Rajahn combined for an all-time Division III-best time of 1:23.59. Philadelphia, Pa. Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
4×200 relay secures new best Division III time at NJAC Championships
David Brown during the high jump. Brown broke his own record in the high jump this weekend. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s Indoor Track and Field stays red hot after another big weekend
Rob DePersia coached at New Haven prior to coming to Rowan. (University of New Haven Athletics)
Rob DePersia hired as next Rowan Men’s Basketball head coach
Eric Brennan talks to his team. (Rowan Athletics)
‘He’s appearing’: Eric Brennan reflects on loss, life, and change during time at Rowan
Eric Brennan on the sidelines. (Rowan Athletics)
Eric Brennan takes coaching position at Air Force Academy after 8 years at Rowan
Brycen Williams shoots the basketball. Williams led his team with 27 points against NCJU in the NJAC Quarterfinal. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s Basketball beats NJCU to advance to NJAC Semifinals
Ife Okebiorun takes a jump ball to start their regular season game against home NJCU. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s Basketball heads to Jersey City for NJAC quarterfinal clash
Ella Pennington (left), Gerardo Gonzalez Ruiz (middle), and Kaitlyn Crouthamel (right) pose for photo at NCAA Championships in Indianapolis. (Sports Photographer / Shelby Kauffman)
Ella Pennington, Kaitlyn Crouthamel close out their swimming careers on national stage
Gerardo Gonzalez Ruiz (left) cheers on a swimmer poolside. (Rowan Athletics)
“G” stands for grinding
Ella Pennington swims the butterfly. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Women’s Swimming takes third at NJAC Championships
"Rowan has been focused all season on progressing swimmers for postseason success. From late Sept. onward, the goal has not changed to dominate the pool in Hampton, Virginia, and improve upon last year’s third-place finish." (Sports Photographer / Shelby Kauffman)
Rowan Women’s Swimming gears up for NJAC Championships
Kaitlyn Crouthamel swims the freestyle. Crouthamel finished first in the 500 free. Union, N.J. Friday, Jan. 30, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Shelby Kauffman)
Rowan Women’s Swimming finishes regular season with loss at Kean
Nyla Jones with her 60 meter hurdles trophy at the NCAA Championships. Birmingham, Ala. Saturday, March 14, 2026. (Rowan Athletics)
Nyla Jones and Gabriella Pagano represent Rowan Women’s Indoor Track and Field at NCAA Championships
Rajahn Dixon before a race. Dixon was one of four members of the 4x400 relay team to achieve a new best time in Division III at the AARTFC Championships. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s Indoor Track and Field captures third straight AARTFC title
Denirah Jones runs before the long jump. Jones finished fifth in the long jump at the AARFTC Championships. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Denirah Jones headlines record breaking weekend at AARTFC Championships
Women's Indoor Track and Field won their first NJAC title since the 2016-17 season. Philadelphia, Pa. Friday, Feb. 27, 2026. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Women’s Indoor Track and Field wins first NJAC title in 10 years
The 4x200 relay team Nyla Jones, Paige Franklin, Ava Reilly, and Amari Pinkett broke the program record on day one of the NJAC Championships. (Sports Editor / Sarah Shockey)
Relay record smashed at NJAC Women’s Indoor Track and Field Championships
The team huddles up during their NJAC Quarterfinal game against Rutgers-Camden. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Women’s Basketball falls in first round of NJAC playoffs
Taz Cantey looks to pass the ball. Cantey finished with 22 points against Stockton. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s Basketball clinches playoff spot despite third straight loss
Megan Donelson looks to pass the ball. Donelson finished with a season-high 17 points against Stockton. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Women’s Basketball clinches home playoff game
The Rowan Women's Basketball celebrates on the sideline. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Seniors define this era of Rowan Women’s Basketball
The seniors of Rowan Women's Basketball were honored during a pregame ceremony. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Women’s Basketball beats Ramapo on senior day
Brayden Davis during warmups. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Brayden Davis opens up about transfer decision
The Rowan Men's Outdoor Track and Field team finished as the 2026 national runner-up. La Crosse, Wis. Sunday, May 23, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field wrap up season at nationals
The Profs huddle up on the field. (Stockton Photo, Inc.)
Rowan Baseball’s season ends in Division III Championship rematch with Adrian
Austin Kreyenhagen on the mound. Eastlake, Ohio. Saturday, May 30, 2026. (Kaeden Murphy)
Rowan Baseball lives to see another day, eliminates Salisbury in Division III Championship
Abigail Pawlowski on first base. Salem, Va. Saturday, May 30, 2026. (Photography Editor / Melanie Barahona)
Rowan Softball’s championship run ends with loss to Belhaven
Brayden Davis during warmups. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Brayden Davis opens up about transfer decision
The Profs huddle up on the field. (Stockton Photo, Inc.)
Rowan Baseball’s season ends in Division III Championship rematch with Adrian
Austin Kreyenhagen on the mound. Eastlake, Ohio. Saturday, May 30, 2026. (Kaeden Murphy)
Rowan Baseball lives to see another day, eliminates Salisbury in Division III Championship
Damon Suriani slides into second base. Eastlake, Ohio. Friday, May 29, 2026. (Stockton Photo, Inc.)
Brown: Anyone’s game in Division III Baseball Championship as top seeds all fall in Day 1
The Profs huddle up before their first game of the 2026 NCAA Division III Baseball Championship. Eastlake, Ohio. Friday, May 29, 2026. (Stockton Photo, Inc.)
Rowan Baseball’s Division III Championship opener spoiled by Adrian’s sixth inning rally
Abigail Pawlowski on first base. Salem, Va. Saturday, May 30, 2026. (Photography Editor / Melanie Barahona)
Rowan Softball’s championship run ends with loss to Belhaven
Ava Fisher catches the throw to first base. Salem, Va. Friday, May 29, 2026. (Brian Bishop Photography)
Redlands run-rules Rowan Softball, sends Profs to elimination bracket
The Profs celebrate in the circle with Emily McCutcheon after taking down the undefeated Virginia Wesleyan Marlins. Salem, Va. Thursday, May 28, 2026. (Photographer Editor / Melanie Barahona)
Rowan Softball shocks undefeated Virginia Wesleyan in NCAA Softball Championship opener
The Profs hoist their Super Regionals trophy. Glassboro, N.J. Friday, May 22, 2026. (Chris Taylor)
Rowan Softball shuts out Colby, punches ticket to fourth straight Softball Championship
Gia DiMeglio heads home to score the game-winning run. Glassboro, N.J. Thursday, May 21, 2026. (Chris Taylor)
Rowan Softball walks off Colby, sit one win away from championship series
The Profs lined up pregame. (Shelby Kauffman)
Rowan Women’s Lacrosse finishes season in NCAA Sweet Sixteen, falls to Middlebury
Madison Rothwein takes a shot at the cage. Rothwein scored the game winning goal against Scranton. Glassboro, N.J. Sunday, May 10, 2026. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Women’s Lacrosse keeps writing their story, penning three-goal comeback in NCAA Second Round
Jenna O’Neill runs through the players’ tunnel ahead of Rowan Women's Lacrosse facing Ursinus. Glassboro, N.J. March 4, 2026. (Chris Taylor / Rowan Athletics)
Jenna O’Neill is prepared for life’s next step – but knows it’s not today
The Profs after their loss to TCNJ in the NJAC Championship. Ewing, N.J. Saturday, May 2, 2026. (Rowan Athletics)
TCNJ outlasts Rowan in back-and-forth NJAC Championship
Senior attacker Elaina Corson. Corson scored the game winning goal for the Profs against Stockton. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Women’s Lacrosse climbs from six-goal deficit for NJAC semifinal win
The Rowan Men's Outdoor Track and Field team finished as the 2026 national runner-up. La Crosse, Wis. Sunday, May 23, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field wrap up season at nationals
The Profs won the NJAC for the 11th year in a row. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Men’s Outdoor Track and Field wins NJAC for 11th straight year
Jason Agyemang competes in the hurdles. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Men’s Outdoor Track and Field turn focus to Penn Relays
The record-setting 4x110 meter shuttle hurdle relay Anaias Hughes, Val Augustin, Kwaku Nkrumah, and Jason Agyemang. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, April 11, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
No. 1 Rowan Men’s Outdoor Track and Field shines at home meet, sets new Division III records
Damitrius Hester throws the javelin. Galloway, N.J. Saturday, March 21, 2026. (Rowan Athletics)
Damitrius Hester snaps school record in first outdoor meet
The Rowan Men's Outdoor Track and Field team finished as the 2026 national runner-up. La Crosse, Wis. Sunday, May 23, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field wrap up season at nationals
The Profs celebrate their first NJAC title in seven years. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Women’s Outdoor Track and Field wins first NJAC Championship since 2019
Ally Wernik running. Wernik holds the No. 8 time in the NJAC in the 800 meter. (Rowan Athletics)
Ally Wernik highlights weekend for Rowan Women’s Outdoor Track and Field
Nyla Jones competes in the hurdles. Jones secured two top five times in Division III in the hurdles last weekend. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Nyla Jones sets two records, leads Rowan at multi-meet weekend
From left to right, seniors Gianna Burgio, Issy Smith, Ally Wernik, and Gabriella Pagano. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, April 11, 2026. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Women’s Outdoor Track and Field honors seniors, post strong marks at Oscar Moore Invitational
Former player Casey Burford returns to Rowan Women's Volleyball as their next head coach. (Catholic University Athletics)
Casey Burford named Rowan Women’s Volleyball head coach
Taz Cantey dribbles the basketball. Cantey reached 1,000 career points against Montclair State on Wednesday. (Rowan Athletics)
Taz Cantey Reaches 1,000 career points in showdown with No. 8 Montclair State
Matthew Conway runs in a race. Conway placed 94th at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Matthew Conway finishes college career at NCAA Championships
The Rowan Men's Soccer team huddles up. (Sports Photographer / Johan Capellan)
A season to remember for Rowan Men’s Soccer
The team poses with their ECAC banner. Utica, N.Y. Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Football wins Asa S. Bushnell Bowl
The team poses with their ECAC banner. Utica, N.Y. Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan Football wins Asa S. Bushnell Bowl
Giaini Derameaux sits on the bench during Rowan Football's game against Christopher Newport. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025 (Sports Photographer / Shelby Kauffman)
Meet Giaini Derameaux: Rowan’s ‘Minister of Defense’
Rowan football runs out onto the field pregame. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Football to play Utica in Asa S. Bushnell Bowl
Shane Martin lines up down the far side on the field. Martin finished with two touchdowns against Kean. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Football ends regular season with win at Kean
The seniors of Rowan football were honored pregame. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025. (@rowanfootball on Instagram)
Rowan football dominates Vermont State Castleton on Senior Day
Matthew Conway runs in a race. Conway placed 94th at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Matthew Conway finishes college career at NCAA Championships
The Rowan Men's Cross Country team at the starting line. Logan Township, N.J. Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Men’s Cross Country finishes fifth at NCAA Metro Regionals
Matt Conway runs in the NCAA Metro Regionals. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Matt Conway makes most of an unplanned fifth season
Sean Hice runs in a race. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan men’s cross country prepares to host NCAA Metro Regional
Colin Patterson competes in a race. Patterson finished in fourth at the NJAC Championship. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan men’s cross country falls one spot short of fourth straight NJAC title
The Rowan Men's Soccer team huddles up. (Sports Photographer / Johan Capellan)
A season to remember for Rowan Men’s Soccer
Head coach Scott Baker hugs goalkeeper Travis Holiday after advancing to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen. Wesleyan, Conn. Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Johan Capellan)
Rowan Men’s Soccer advances to NCAA Sweet Sixteen
The Rowan men's soccer team celebrates winning the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Championship. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan men’s soccer wins back-to-back NJAC titles
Christian McGillen kicks the soccer ball. McGillen scored the Profs' singular goal against Stockton in the NJAC semifinal. Galloway, N.J. Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025. (Contributor / Johan Capellan)
Christian McGillen sends Rowan men’s soccer to NJAC Championship
Johnny Troiano stands on the pitch. Troiano scored the winning goal for the Profs against William Paterson. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025. (@rowanmsoccer on Instagram)
Johnny Troiano sends Rowan men’s soccer to NJAC semifinals
Former player Casey Burford returns to Rowan Women's Volleyball as their next head coach. (Catholic University Athletics)
Casey Burford named Rowan Women’s Volleyball head coach
Ciara Bradley, Gabriella Cooper, Vanessa Hutchinson, Raven Albrecht, Jena Kaul and Abby Chadwick on the floor during Rowan’s NJAC semifinal against Stockton. Glassboro, N.J. Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025. (Contributor / Chris Taylor)
Brown: If these walls could talk
The women's volleyball team huddles up. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan women’s volleyball’s season ends in NJAC semifinals
Ava Best celebrates getting a point. (Rowan Athletics)
Ava Best is still on the floor
Seniors Vanessa Hutchinson and Jena Kaul celebrate Senior Day with their teammates. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025. (@rowanvolleyball on Instagram)
Rowan women’s volleyball honors its seniors and late head coach
Gabriella Pagano runs in a race. Pagano placed 45th at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championship. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Gabriella Pagano represents Rowan on national stage
Gabriella Pagano runs at the NCAA Metro Regionals. Pagano placed third at the event. Logan Township, N.J. Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Gabriella Pagano places third at NCAA Metro Regionals
Ally Wernik runs in a race. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan women’s cross country gets ready for NCAA Metro Regionals
Rowan women's cross country celebrates their back-to-back conference titles. Galloway, N.J. Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025. (Rowan Athletics)
Rowan women’s cross country wins back-to-back NJAC titles
Gabriella Pagano runs at the Border Battle. Logan Township, N.J. Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan women’s cross country prepares for NJAC Championships
The Rowan women's soccer team huddles up. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Rowan Women’s Soccer falls in second round of NCAA Tournament
Julianna Giordano kicks the soccer ball. Montclair, N.J. Friday, Nov. 7, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Shelby Kauffman)
Rowan women’s soccer lose on penalty kicks in NJAC Championship
The team celebrates advancing to the NJAC Championship after goalkeeper Leah Edinger blocks TCNJ's final penalty kick. Glassboro, N.J. Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Penalty shootout sends Rowan women’s soccer to conference championship
Angela Oliveto (left) claps for MaKala Baker (right) during player introductions. Glassboro, N.J. Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
From Williamstown to Rowan: Friendship elevates Angela Oliveto and MaKala Baker’s sophomore rise
The seniors of Rowan women's soccer during their pregame ceremony. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025. (Rowan Athletics)
Olivia Giordano’s hat trick leads Rowan women’s soccer to win on Senior Night
The Rclub hangs out and bowls at the Bowlero lanes. Turnersville, N.J. Friday, Nov. 7, 2025. (Staff Writer / Eric Czerwonka)
An evening with the Rowan Bowling Club
Rowan Dance team performs during halftime When Rowan football played Christopher Newport Glassboro N.J. Saturday October 4, 2025. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Dancing through dedication: how Rowan’s Dance Team balances passion and performance
Christian Tantillo, a 19-year-old advertising and graphic design major, works on his landing on the quarter pipe. Glassboro, N.J. Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025. (Kacie Scibilia / Staff Writer).
Free lessons bring new faces to Rowan Skateboarding Park
“I’ve already met new friends through planning for the Canada trip. I’m so excited to see the mountains, fall a lot, and just learn more." (Rowan Ski and Snowboarding Club)
Ski and Snowboarding club gliding down campus
Colin Del Tufo, the captain of the Overwatch esports team. (Contributor / Ross Brown)
Rowan esports ready for season ahead
Joel Embiid shooting a free throw. (All Pro Reels via Creative Commons)
Gerovasiliou: Sixers in 7
World Baseball Classic graphic. (Sports Editor / Sarah Shockey)
Countdown to the 2026 World Baseball Classic: A look at the top contenders
Mordecai Ford runs with the ball. Ford was named NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Week for his performance last weekend against Moravian. (Contributor / Trevor Miceli)
Weisinger: Offensive firepower positions Profs for NJAC breakthrough
Nebraska vs. Michigan graphic. (Sports Editor / Sarah Shockey)
Adam: Michigan vs. Nebraska preview
"Since then, including a match four hours after the Babson loss, the Profs have lost one set. They are 5-0 to storm back from their first two losses. And, it’s been all on the road. How’s that for some season-long adversity?" (Rowan Athletics)
Brown: Women’s volleyball has stormed back with refocused mindset
Teo Banks up at bat. Banks homered Thursday against the Cyclones. (Ryan Griffith)
Two Banks’ blast powers Blue Rocks to victory over Cyclones
Angel Feliz celebrates with the dugout after a double Wednesday. (Lydia FitzGerald)
Offense strikes first and Tejeda Jr. shoves for Blue Rocks win
Eli Willits, the No. 1 pick in the 2025 MLB Draft, made his Blue Rocks debut on June 16 against the Brooklyn Cyclones. (Lydia FitzGerald)
Blue Rocks surge in seventh inning to win against Cyclones
Angel Feliz swings through a pitch. (Lydia FitzGerald)
Blue Rocks fall in the eighth to lose to the Hot Rods
Randal Diaz gets a Gatorade shower after his walk-off three run home run against the Hot Rods. Wilmington, Del. Friday, June 5, 2026. (Ryan Griffith)
Randal Diaz walks off Hot Rods, snaps Blue Rocks six game skid
Brayden Davis during warmups. (Sports Photographer / Trevor Miceli)
Brayden Davis opens up about transfer decision
Dr. Anthony Lowman, professor of biomedical engineering and chancellor of Rowan. (Rowan Today)
A year as chancellor
"Friendships flow and evolve like how students on campus move forward with their lives taking the lessons from the past and bringing them into the present." (Staff Writer / Antonette Dietz)
Students thoughts on friendship breakups
"But for students who don’t like to party or drink, the question remains: can Rowan’s social life expand beyond Landmark and fraternity parties?" (Staff Writer/Max Matheusch)
Can Rowan’s Social Life Expand Beyond Fraternity Parties and Landmark
Students stand in front of the Rowan owl statue with their signs. Sunday, April 26, 2026. Glassboro N.J. (Staff Writer / Joseph Weigle)
RUPAC Raises Awareness for Sexual Assault Victims At the Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Walk
Tamtama at the annual CEO Global Conference in Tampa, Florida. - Photo via @samantha.tamtama on Instagram.
An inside look at New Venture Expo winner Sammi’s Sandwiches
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
Mohammed Hassanin talks to the crowd of students inside King Auditorium. (@rowansportscam on Instagram)
Rowan alum Mohammed Hassanin returns as Pizza With The Pros guest
Bryan Sklover talks to the crowd of students inside King Auditorium. (@rowansportscam on Instagram)
Pizza With The Pros welcomes Trenton Ironhawks’ Bryan Sklover
Merrill Reese talks to students after his Pizza with the Pros talk. Glassboro, N.J. Monday, March 23, 2026. (@rowansportscam on Instagram)
Pizza with the Pros returns with longtime Eagles announcer Merrill Reese
Lyric Hamilton speaks to students inside King Auditorium. Glassboro, N.J. Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. (@rowansportscam on Instagram)
Lyric Hamilton shares her journey at Pizza with the Pros
The Phillie Phanatic poses for a picture with students at Pizza with the Pros. Glassboro, N.J. Monday, Feb. 9, 2026. (Rowan University)
Phillies Phanatic and friends make surprise appearance at Rowan
Penny Kempf spent 28 years as a coach and administrator at Rowan, and is Rowan's all-time winningest field hockey coach. (Rowan Athletics)
Penny Kempf reflects on a legendary Rowan career
Jordan Downes staff head shot. (Rowan Athletics)
Jordan Downes lifts Rowan athletes to new heights
Colleen Grugan (left) assists athletic trainer Samantha Santos (right) with using an ultrasound machine on an athlete's hamstring. (Rowan Blog)
Rowan alumna Colleen Grugan leads as head athletic trainer
Tweedie was dean of the CCCA for nine years. - Photo via Rowan University
The past, present, and future of Dean Sanford Tweedie
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
Elaine Alcantara (left) and Destiny Figuero (right) dancing their original piece “Desert”. April 26, 2026. (Opinion Editor / Lily Miller)
Bold moves take the stage at Rowan’s Faculty & Student Choreography Showcase
"The trio recently curated a one-night juried exhibition titled Sight and Sound at 309 Victoria Street in Glassboro. The exhibition brought together 20 artists for a multisensory experience merging photography and sound." (Photo Courtesy of Chris McIntyre)
‘Sight and Sound’ Exhibition Blending Photography and Music to Elevate Emerging Artists
"'Something Very Bad is Going to Happen' is a remarkable and intense show exploring themes of commitment and fear of marrying the wrong person, whether or not fate or choice guides your life, and loss of identity." (Social Media Editor/Caitlin Schad)
“Something Very Bad is Going to Happen” faces the harsh truth behind soulmates and finding “the one”
"And it’s not even always about going out. Sometimes it’s the random, low-key stuff that hits the most. Sitting outside for no reason, talking about nothing and everything." (Staff Writer / Antonette Dietz)
Dietz With The Deets: You Only Live Once
Blush Boy's lead singer Kenna Heim taking in the crowd. (Staff Writer / Antonette Dietz)
Blush Boy sets the tone as Hollybash opener
Kpop Random Dance Play performs at HAAPI music festival (Staff Writer / Jaziya McDonald)
Rowan holds first Asian American music and cultural festival
Emma Dente with her custom lighter business, Sparks by Em. (Copy Editor / Sofia Graiff)
Skateboarding and music become the center of community at Rowan’s Skate Jam
Attendees and panelists for “Women Shaping the Music Industry: Women’s History Month Panel” line up for a photo (Max Joy)
Four women offer music industry insight at Hip Hop Culture Club panel
“In my personal opinion, I want to show many diverse backgrounds. I want to make sure I accommodate each of my students." (Staff Writer / Joseph Weigle)
Rowan ACDA Hosts Libby Montiel Gopal for Inclusivity in the Classroom Presentation
“I always believed that art and music are a great language,” said Bar-David. “It is the best language to communicate.” (Staff Writer / Jaziya McDonald)
Strings of Hope bridges cultures through music at Rowan
Blush Boy's lead singer Kenna Heim taking in the crowd. (Staff Writer / Antonette Dietz)
Blush Boy sets the tone as Hollybash opener
“We like a lot of our songs because we put so much effort into how it sounds." (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
Calling From Pluto shines at album release concert in Edelman Planetarium
The crowd listening to Septic Bath during their set. (Copy Editor / Sofia Graiff)
Rowan YDSA’s “The Revolution Will Be Amplified” Unites community through art and music
Rap artist Sav Wil, 27, performing one of his songs during his set. April 9, 2026. (Staff Writer/Seamus Tierney)
Local talents highlighted at Rowan Hip-Hop Culture Club’s Tiny Desk
Outcry performs at Battle Of The Bands 3/28/26 (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
Blush Boy, Double Vision, and more steal the show at “Battle of the Bands”
"There are still people out there who want to stay true to themselves and share it with others." (Staff Writer / Juanita Scott)
Vintage Vibes and Y2K Fashion Shine at Rowan’s Thrift Showcase
Rap artist Sav Wil, 27, performing one of his songs during his set. April 9, 2026. (Staff Writer/Seamus Tierney)
Local talents highlighted at Rowan Hip-Hop Culture Club’s Tiny Desk
Theta Phi Alpha and Phi Kappa Psi Pose at Mr Greek. (Staff Photographer/Gia Chierici)
Theta Phi Alpha raises funds and spirits with yearly Mr. Greek pageant
Donny Nguyen, 18, performing an original song in front of an audience. February 12th, 2026. (Staff Photographer / Melanie Barahona)
SOAR hosts open mic night in support of student recovery
Artist talking with students. Glassboro, N.J., Nov. 10, 2025. (Editor-in-Chief / Beth Cimaglia)
Another Senior Showcase makes its way to Westby
Two students play guitar together as part of a jam session after the meeting. Feb. 20, 2026. (Staff Writer/ Seamus Tierney)
Rowan Alternative Music makes a rocking comeback
Club members stood together ready for a group picture (Contributor / Seamus Tierney)
Rowan Hip Hop Culture Club returns with blast from the past
I thank them for showing me the qualities of a good teammate and leader and for pushing me to be the best version of myself.” - (Haylee Aquino)
Rowan Cheer flies high with fourth place finish at UCA Nationals
The club discussing a piece (Staff Writer / Eric Czerwonka)
Inside Avant’s traditional “Hell Night”, a marathon of reading and reviewing
“I feel like this is a great opportunity to truly make a difference with the annual book we create." (Savannah Love Chadee / Productions Editor)
Gallery Publication holds first meeting, and outlines goals for year
The crowd listening to Septic Bath during their set. (Copy Editor / Sofia Graiff)
Rowan YDSA’s “The Revolution Will Be Amplified” Unites community through art and music
"every area has its own set vibe and domestic section." (Productions Editor / Savannah Love Chadee)
Rowan hosts annual StARTup gallery showcasing student photography
Jazlyne Sabree introduces herself for her speech in front of her works of art (Staff Writer / Christopher Burdash)
Rowan University’s Museum of Contemporary Art hosts final exhibition focusing on black resilience
Qualeasha Wood and guest curator Leandra-Juliet Kelley Speak at gallery opening. (Staff Writer / Kacie Scibilia)
Qualeasha Wood unveils code_eden at Rowan Art Gallery
“I like how it’s all the art students getting together and having fun and seeing everyone’s work." (Staff Writer / Joseph Weigle)
Women Of Westby hosts annual Autumn Artist Market
Dietz: Disordered eating on a college campus
Dietz: Disordered eating on a college campus
The aftermath of the "Meet Chris" event. Friday, April 17, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (News & Photography Editor / Christopher Otto)
Otto: So long and goodnight
A photograph of Christopher Otto staring at the camera with sunglasses on. Taken during the "Meet Chris" event, April 17 2026. (Staff Writer / Nick DiCicco)
Miller: O-Whit-uary for Christopher Otto
"Since then, Beth and I have talked about everything under the sun. Each and every one of my conversations with Beth has been enlightening and made me feel like I belong at The Whit." (Social Media Editor / Caitlin Schad)
Miller: O-Whit-uary for Beth Cimaglia
"I believe that given the right circumstances, we are going to be saying the name Fugee next to that of the greats." (Staff Writer / Nick DiCicco)
Miller: O-Whit-uary for Hayden Fugee
An open letter from the students of New Jersey
"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
(The Whit Staff)
Editorial: What the Hollybash headliner can teach us
(A graphic of a hand putting a ballot into a box labeled "VOTE" / The Whit Staff)
Editorial: Students need to know their student government
Bunce Hall illuminated in pride colors for GAYpril. April 15, 2024. (Editor-in-Chief / Beth Cimaglia)
Editorial: Is Rowan LGBTQ unfriendly?
A graphic made on Canva of a group of five people facing the front with thought bubbles above their heads. The thought bubbles contain question marks. (The Whit Staff).
Editorial: We still have questions about Abrams
"The Whit denounces the behavior of both the president and the men's hockey team. What should've just been a moment of pride turned into a cruel reminder of how sexist sports culture still is." (Antonette Dietz)
Editorial: Female athletes deserve respect
"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
Protesters stand on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial holding flags and signs. Saturday, March 28, 2026. Washington D.C. (Staff Writer / Nick DiCicco)
No Kings Protest in Washington D.C.
Ryan McMullen and Howard Ellis preparing to cut the ribbon to launch their new venture. Saturday, Jan. 24, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Contributor / Joe Capuyan)
Ry & Howie’s holds Glassboro grand opening
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
Protesters stand on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial holding flags and signs. Saturday, March 28, 2026. Washington D.C. (Staff Writer / Nick DiCicco)
No Kings Protest in Washington D.C.
Ryan McMullen and Howard Ellis preparing to cut the ribbon to launch their new venture. Saturday, Jan. 24, 2026. Glassboro, N.J. (Contributor / Joe Capuyan)
Ry & Howie’s holds Glassboro grand opening
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

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