Rowan Today

The South Jersey Institute for Population Health released its 2026 Impact Report during an Oct. 9 event in Camden. The report highlights findings from 10 community-engaged research projects conducted with 11 partner organizations to address health outcomes across New Jersey's seven southern counties.

After an impressive start to the 2026-27 athletics season, Rowan University's teams are looking to carry the momentum into the winter season.

Percussion duo Allen Otte and John Lane bring their performance work on wrongful imprisonment to Rowan’s Glassboro campus.

The latest issue of Rowan Research News highlights research on bone cancer, advanced materials, climate impacts and more.

For the third consecutive year, Rowan University’s music industry program has earned a spot on Billboard’s Top Music Business Schools list, placing it among the world’s leading programs for aspiring music industry professionals.

A Rowan University team of engineers has developed a new way to measure how 3D printed concrete deforms during printing and curing, revealing how lower layers respond to the weight and pressure of newly deposited material.

In today's episode of the Rowan On podcast, host Karen Holloway visits Rowan University’s aquaponics facility and sits down with Professor Stephen Ordog to explore how fish and plants work together in a sustainable growing system on the University’s West Campus.

This summer, Timothy Youssef traveled more than 5,000 miles to one of Africa’s leading cardiac centers. The experience was more than an opportunity to learn about medicine; it was a homecoming, a glimpse at the work he hopes to do as a physician, and a chance to meet one of his role models in medicine.

For National Book Month, Susan Browne, a professor in Rowan University’s Department of Critical Literacy, Technology & Multilingual Education, shares five multicultural children’s books that help elementary-aged students build self-awareness, empathy, cultural understanding and social-emotional skills.

Every student who comes to Rowan deserves a safe place to live and learn.