Rowan Today

Four Rowan University leaders were recognized by INNOVATE100 and the New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) for their contributions to New Jersey’s innovation ecosystem during a May 13 event at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center in New Brunswick.

Due to the forecast for inclement weather, all Rowan University Commencement ceremonies scheduled for Thursday, May 15, will be held in Esby Gymnasium.

Due to continued high winds in the forecast, the Commencement ceremony for the College of Education at Rowan University will be held indoors at Esby Gymnasium at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, May 14. 

Due to strong winds, the College of Performing Arts Commencement ceremony at Rowan University will be held indoors at Esbjornson Gymnasium at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 14.

The Sweeney Center for Public Policy and the Rowan University Department of Journalism will host major conference on “The Future of Journalism: New Models, Digital Transformations and the Public Interest” at Rowan University on Wednesday, May 21.

Due to excessive wind, today's 9 a.m. Rohrer College of Business commencement ceremony will be held indoors at Esby Gymnasium. Students have received their two "all weather" guest tickets. Guests without "all weather" tickets will be directed to other areas for remote viewing. A decision about today's other ceremonies will be made by 10 a.m.

Rowan University's May 14 Commencement ceremonies will be held in Wackar Stadium as planned in an effort to maximize the number of guests who can celebrate with us.

We won’t let the chance of some inclement weather ruin our graduating students’ special day. In order to maximize the number of guests who can celebrate with us, our May 13 Commencement ceremonies will be held in Wackar Stadium as planned. Umbrellas are not permitted but ponchos will be distributed to guests who may want one.

During his Commencement address at Rowan University, Wawa Chairman and CEO Chris Gheysens urged all members of the Class of 2025 to live and lead with authenticity.

Rowan’s 2025 Hooding Ceremony offered a message to graduates: ‘Do something to help others’