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On Thursday, March 20, Rowan held a ceremonial opening for the museum named by Smithsonian Magazine one of its top 10 most anticipated in the world. The $75 million project takes visitors from the heyday of the dinosaurs to the wonders and challenges of today.
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Magazine also called Rowan a top statewide employer in 2023.
Event continues tradition begun following successful kidney transplant for public relations professor emeritus Anthony Fulginiti.
A museum board member, Edelman invited 13 finance students to attend gala, meet industry giants and consider career options.
The University community celebrated the official opening of the addition to the student center. The new structure, which connects to the existing 135,000-square-foot Chamberlain Student Center, is modeled after a Greek “agora,” a central gathering place. The expansion includes a student commons, a 150-person event area, a suite for the Student Government Association, meeting rooms, an amphitheater, a café and collaborative workspaces for student organizations.
Connecting 11 South Jersey towns, the proposed light rail Glassboro-Camden Line would provide a significant benefit to New Jersey and the region, state officials, transportation leaders and Rowan University President Ali A Houshmand said during a panel discussion earlier this month.
Despite challenges involving energy supply, demand and capacity, utility and energy experts from across New Jersey expressed optimism in the face of geopolitical and economic uncertainty during a conference at Rowan University last month.
The Rowan-Virtua Rita & Larry Salva School of Nursing & Health Professions’ Department of Health and Exercise Science hosted the lar...