Rowan Today

A life‑saving diagnosis sent Macy Gregory through a year of surgeries and hospital stays. It disrupted her education in engineering, but reset her course toward a career in the medical device industry.

Some of Briana Nelson’s best moments as a nurse have little to do with physical care. They occur when she asks a patient about their lives, their families, their beliefs, offering a quiet moment of humanity in an isolating situation.

Kaitlyn Linneman has always taken art seriously. Herself? Not so much. Now, Linneman is sculpting her future as a professional working artist. As she prepares to graduate with her BFA in Studio Art from the College of the Arts on May 15, that sense of play, rebellion and wit comes through in all of her work.

Two Rowan University students officiated at the National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) Basketball Championships, held April 17 to 19 at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Nick Liu and Sean Woodside earned spots in the tournament, which recognizes the top student officials in the country, marking Rowan’s first national representation since 2009.

This spring, the New Jersey Health Foundation awarded Rowan University more than $1.18 million in seed funding to advance early-stage research addressing healthcare and biomedical needs.

Children with lesions on the top or back of the tongue often have difficulty eating and speaking. With support from the National Institutes of Health, Archana Kumari studies infant tongue development to better understand why pediatric tongue disorders occur.

Rowan University’s Take Your Child to Work Day returned—for its biggest one yet.

Retired NFL star and Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce was greeted by a sea of green throughout Pfleeger Concert Hall during his visit to Rowan University on Tuesday, April 21. Hosted by Rowan Sports Communication & Media (Sports CaM), Kelce sat down with Neil Hartman, senior director of the Center for Sports Communication & Social Impact, to discuss his football career and transition to media and life after the NFL.

How can digital ecosystems be made more secure and equitable? Meet Nikolay Ivanov, computer scientist.

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