Rowan Today

Rowan University’s spring athletic programs garnered national recognition across the board in 2025. Now, these teams enter their 2026 seasons poised to once again contend at the conference and national level. Here’s a look at what’s to come this spring.

Award is the College’s first from the Department of Labor to address educator workforce needs across the region.

Publication recognizes president for pivotal role in transforming the institution.

To understand how things might go wrong during human development, Natasha Shylo, an assistant professor of biological and biomedical sciences in the College of Science & Mathematics, is exploring left-right asymmetry development in animals with support from the National Institutes of Health.

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and author Steven Hahn addressed a room filled with students, faculty, staff and community members on Feb. 12 during Rowan University’s annual Presidents Day Lecture. Hosted by the History Department within the Ric Edelman College of Communication, Humanities & Social Sciences, Hahn’s lecture focused on President Abraham Lincoln and the enslaved population, drawing from his best-selling book, “What Enslaved People Thought of Lincoln and How That Ended Slavery in America.”

As a doctor of osteopathic medicine and an associate professor at the Rowan‑Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine, Alex King blends traditional osteopathic medical training, which includes manipulation, with medical acupuncture to help patients heal naturally. His approach is grounded in anatomy and neuroscience, and in the belief that the body has an innate capacity to repair itself when given the right support.

New discoveries in planetary science deepen our understanding of Earth and the origins of life. Meet Harold C. Connolly Jr., petrologist.

Representatives from Camden-based Campbell’s met with students about internships and full-time opportunities at one of the world’s most iconic food companies.

Doctors of osteopathic medicine (D.O.s) are fully licensed physicians who take a holistic approach to patient care, focusing on the whole person instead of a single ailment. Their techniques, which can look similar to massage, chiropractic, and physical therapy, are called osteopathic manipulative medicine.

In Episode 2 of Rowan University’s new podcast, Rowan On, host Karen Holloway steps into South Jersey’s craft‑beer scene with microbiologist‑turned‑brewing scientist Matthew Farber, Ph.D.