Rowan Today

How can researchers predict scientific properties on a small scale? Meet Aditya Lele, mechanical engineer.

Rowan University, Virtua Health and partners celebrated the opening of the Rita & Larry Salva School of Nursing & Health Professions Building Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the university’s West Campus, in Mantua Twp.

A Rowan University biomedical engineer will be honored this fall with a 2026 Edison Patent Award in the “Advanced Manufacturing” category, the Research & Development Council of New Jersey announced Tuesday. The awards are New Jersey’s highest distinction for invention and innovation.

Rowan has again earned national recognition for academic excellence in The Princeton Review’s 2027 edition of “The Best 392 Colleges.”

Climate change and environmental factors are increasingly influencing patient health, from wildfire smoke and extreme heat to air pollution and emerging contaminants. In this Q&A, Dr. Elizabeth Cerceo, professor of medicine and executive director of climate health at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, discusses how climate-related risks are affecting South Jersey, why environmental health belongs in every medical specialty and how CMSRU is preparing future physicians to address these growing challenges.

Maria Maione, pursuing a Bachelor of Science at Rowan University, has been awarded the highly competitive Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship.

Through an internship program offered by American Institute for Foreign Study, Riley Milone and Joseph Rozier developed workplace skills, explored career paths and immersed themselves in a new culture.

A team of Rowan researchers is turning collaborative research into a startup focused on helping bones heal faster and more effectively.

How can veterinarians improve trauma care for cats? Are dogs exposed to microplastics, too? Those were just two of the questions explored this summer by students at Rowan University's Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine through the inaugural Veterinary Summer Scholars Program.

A number of state lawmakers who successfully advocated for $6 million in state funding for Rowan University’s Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine presented the institution with a ceremonial check Tuesday, representing legislative support for New Jersey’s first and only veterinary school.