Rowan Today

How do toxic clumps of protein propagate in the brain? Meet Maggie Panning Pearce, molecular neurobiologist.

Rowan's Kim Wilson is the first female NCAA Division III softball coach to notch 1,000 victories.

Research posters, talks and demonstrations filled the University’s student center and its new atrium during Research Day on March 26, highlighting the institution’s commitment to advancing research.

Editors noted that nurses with graduate degrees will be well positioned for success in the coming years.

Danielle Arigo, Ph.D., an associate professor of psychology in the College of Science & Mathematics, has been elected Fellow of the Society of Behavioral Medicine.

 \r\nEvery year, millions of Americans misuse opioids and tens of thousands lose their lives to overdoses involving these drugs. Increasingly...

Through their work in the Center for Digital Humanities Research, students and faculty use digital methods to conduct research and create content that is helping them—and others—gain a better understanding of our world.

Screening to be followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker.

NJBIZ editors wrote about their service to Rowan and their remarkable careers in medicine, veterinary medicine and education.

Rowan Online is holding a five-part series to discuss faculty services and transforming courses.