Rowan Today

Gov. Phil Murphy shared his views on the future of the state, the country and the role of good government during “An Evening with Governor Murphy” on Dec. 3 at Rowan University. Hosted by the Rowan Institute for Public Policy & Citizenship (RIPPAC), Murphy offered words of wisdom from his tenure as governor to a packed Eynon Ballroom of Rowan students, faculty, staff and friends of the university.

Can tech training help older adults manage their health? Meet Dara LoBuono, dietitian and nutrition scientist.

Rowan University and the National Elevator Industry Educational Program (NEIEP) celebrated a new partnership with a ceremonial signing event on Nov. 24 at NEIEP’s Rhode Island training center. The collaboration creates new academic pathways for members of the International Union of Elevator Constructors (IUEC), where members earn college credit for their apprenticeship training and advance toward a Rowan degree and certificate.

To celebrate the institution's story and share it more broadly than ever before, Rowan University has launched “Defy Definition,” a bold, new communication campaign that reflects Rowan and its direction.

Noteworthy Achievements Rowan University employees regularly make noteworthy contributions that advance the institution’s commitment to excellence. Please take a moment to recognize their achievements.

Before millions of Americans tune in to the Thanksgiving Day tradition, Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine students Alena Brown, Kristianne Casale and Seraphim Lyons found themselves behind the scenes in a world filled with fur and finesse – the National Dog Show.

Dear Rowan Family and Friends: Please accept my deep gratitude for being part of our community, for choosing to be one of the many people we are fortunate to call friends. 

Memorandum of Understanding with the School of Medicine at AASTMT will potentially expand Rowan’s footprint and draw greater numbers of international students.

Tim Dewysockie practically fell into the subject matter for his recently published book, “Grave Dealings: Body Snatching in Philadelphia, 1762–1883.”

The use of digital tools makes research in the humanities more accessible. Meet Jessica Mack, historian.