Rowan Today

Could wearable devices help prevent slips and falls? Meet Mitja Trkov, mechanical engineer.

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.

Rowan University’s Sports Communication and Media Program (Sports CaM) made the cross-country trip to the site of Super Bowl LX last week for a hands-on event planning experience. Accompanied by professors Alex Yoh and Lindsey Masciangelo, six students from the Sports and Entertainment Event Planning cohort traveled to San Francisco to execute three pre-Super Bowl LX events for nonprofit partners Gridiron Greats and the NFL Alumni Association.

As Super Bowl LX approaches, many fans are finalizing plans for the biggest nationally televised event of the year, with last year’s game averaging a record 127.7 million viewers, according to the NFL. For some, though, those plans involve watching more than the game. In 2024, Ipsos reported that 78% of viewers watch Super Bowl ads, with nearly a quarter watching intently.

Three Cooper Medical School of Rowan University students earned early Match success in Ophthalmology and Urology, two of the most competitive medical specialties, setting the tone for the Class of 2026.

Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (CMSRU) marked a major milestone in its expanding research enterprise with the ribbon cutting of a new neurosciences laboratory, a 5,267-square-foot space designed to accelerate discovery and deepen collaboration in the study of neurological disease.

Maduka Gunasinghe, a fourth-year medical student at Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine, has been named a 2025 Scholar by the Pisacano Leadership Foundation, the leadership development arm of the American Board of Family Medicine.

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