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Can energy-absorbing materials be made reusable and lightweight? Meet Behrad Koohbor, mechanical engineer.
Originally from Brampton, Ontario, trained makeup artist developed her emerging cosmetics business with her mother, who is also a makeup artist.
The MOU, signed by Lieutenant Governor Tahesha Way, was established to create a strong link between the global technology centers of India and New Jersey in an effort to advance research and development.
"The Civil War Diary of Emma Mordecai" tells the story of an unmarried Jewish woman living in the South. Rowan historian Melissa Klapper finished the book project begun by her late colleague, Dianne Ashton.
Rowan students have opportunities to intern at DMG MORI's U.S. headquarters in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, and the company’s factory in Davis, California.
First year student Allan Wylie helps fans hear in color. While he can't see the games he calls, Allan brings all his senses into play as a color commentator for Rowan University and Delaware Blue Coats professional basketball games.
High school juniors and seniors can now apply for MEDacademy 2025, Cooper Medical School of Rowan University's renowned four-week summer program that offers an immersive introduction to medical school. Students gain hands-on experience in medical specialties, participate in clinical simulations, tour Cooper University Hospital, and earn Rowan University undergraduate credits while exploring a future in medicine.
Spanning a wide range of communication studies and practices, students and faculty displayed dozens of projects during the college’s 4th annual Fall Research Showcase
Education is key to increase knowledge about the Holocaust and genocide. Meet Jenny Rich, sociologist.
Steven Silverstein had a simple message for students in the Rohrer College of Business – follow your heart and treat people right.