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The latest issue of Rowan Research News highlights research on bone cancer, advanced materials, climate impacts and more.

In today's episode of the Rowan On podcast, host Karen Holloway visits Rowan University’s aquaponics facility and sits down with Professor Stephen Ordog to explore how fish and plants work together in a sustainable growing system on the University’s West Campus.

This summer, Timothy Youssef traveled more than 5,000 miles to one of Africa’s leading cardiac centers. The experience was more than an opportunity to learn about medicine; it was a homecoming, a glimpse at the work he hopes to do as a physician, and a chance to meet one of his role models in medicine.

For National Book Month, Susan Browne, a professor in Rowan University’s Department of Critical Literacy, Technology & Multilingual Education, shares five multicultural children’s books that help elementary-aged students build self-awareness, empathy, cultural understanding and social-emotional skills.

Every student who comes to Rowan deserves a safe place to live and learn.

Tabbetha A. Dobbins, Ph.D., professor of physics and dean of Rowan University’s School of Graduate Studies, has been named a Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS), in recognition of her excellence in physics and exceptional service to the physics community.

The Greater Paulsboro Energy Companies generate nearly $814 million in total economic output and support 2,855 jobs, making it a major driver of economic activity in Gloucester County.

In the dog days of summer 2025, anticipation electrified Rowan’s West Campus. As construction crews moved out of the impressive, new structure, students from around the country assembled at Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine.

The Center for Research & Education in Advanced Transportation Engineering Systems advances pavement technologies, sustainable construction materials and roadway safety for the New Jersey Department of Transportation.

In fundraising, “How much?” matters. Of course, “To whom?” matters, too. But whether the donation is $25 or $2 million, the big question is “Why?” Why give to a public institution? And why give at all?