Rowan Today

With support from the National Science Foundation's Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award, Gerard Capellades, Ph.D., an assistant professor of chemical engineering in the Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering, will investigate the mechanisms by which impurities incorporate in growing crystals.

University has long encouraged students who left before graduation to return to complete their degree but a new partnership with the state adds a greater level of support.

Historian Tim Borstelmann will discuss “John F. Kennedy and Africa: When Colonialism Met the Cold War” during a Presidents Day lecture at Rowan University on Monday, Feb. 19.

School regionalization in New Jersey will be the topic of a half-day conference on Feb. 7 hosted by the Rowan School Regionalization Institute.

Today, with 100 days left in our spring semester, we are excited to introduce the Rowan community to Rowdle, our Centennial-themed word puzzle.

News magazine once again recognizes president for leadership that stands out.

This spring, the College of Performing Arts is back with an enthralling array of academic showcases, esteemed guest artists, and special events that p...

It's a critical time to enhance the effectiveness of law enforcement. Meet John Shjarback, criminologist.

Among the fourth class to gradate from his medical school in 1984, Monka said the field of osteopathic medicine, like his former campus in Stratford, has virtually exploded in the intervening years.

John Chovanes, DO, FACS, USA, associate professor of clinical surgery at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (CMSRU), was the recipient of the prestigious John P. Pryor, MD Distinguished Service Award in Military Casualty Care, presented at the 37th Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma (EAST) Annual Scientific Assembly last week in Orlando, Florida. The award recognizes EAST members who have distinguished themselves in the field of military casualty care.