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How did Juneteenth become America’s emancipation holiday? Meet Dr. Emily Blanck, historian.
Dear Rowan University Community,\r\nWhen our nation commemorates Memorial Day each year, we pause to reflect on those who have given their lives in se...
University recognized for its high Pell share and innovative recruitment, enrollment and retention practices.
Four students have joined Rowan University history professor Bill Carrigan on a 12-day road trip through the south to study lynching.
With Rowan University’s enrollment now at more than 22,000, the Chamberlain Student Center is undergoing a major expansion that will better serve 21st century students as the University marks its Centennial.
Traumatic brain injuries can impair aspects of executive functions such as decision-making and evaluating risks. Meet Dr. Rachel Navarra, behavioral neuroscientist.
The Class of 2023 includes the University’s first Ph.D. graduates in pharmaceutical chemistry and engineering education, as well as the first to graduate with Ph.D. degrees in the specific disciplines of chemical, civil, electrical and computer, and mechanical engineering.
With support from a National Science Foundation development grant, a multistate collaboration called Advancing Photonics Technologies aims to advance research, transition discoveries into the economy, and build the region’s technological workforce.
Cooper Medical School of Rowan University ranked #50 nationally for primary care medical education while programs through Rowan's College of Education ranked #99.
Dear College of Education Class of 2023: Due to technical difficulties during Monday night’s Commencement ceremony, our virtual guests were unable to watch the complete live program. Please be assured the entire program was safely recorded and is now available for viewing on the Rowan YouTube channel.