Rowan Today

A new chapter began for the 50th class of Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine (SOM) as 292 members of the Class of 2030 received their white coats and officially began their journey as medical students.

Nearly 150 students from more than 70 colleges and universities spent their summer day skill building, networking and learning at Rowan University’s Mid-Atlantic Political Intern Summit.

How can nanoscience and physics help solve energy, environmental and health challenges? Meet Dongmei Dong, materials scientist.

Ahead of its worldwide release on August 14 via Dead Oceans, Phoebe Bridgers’ newest album “Lost Weekend” will debut in full inside planetariums around the globe.

Rowan researchers are using 3D bioprinting to recreate interactions between bone cancer cells and healthy stem cells, providing a new way to study how tumors grow and spread. The NIH-funded project could help identify future treatment strategies for chondrosarcoma.

Rowan's latest fundraising campaign has surpassed its $240 million goal to support students, advance research and innovation, and strengthen the University’s long-term growth.

More than 115 students rolled up their sleeves and gained firsthand experience during this year’s Summer Undergraduate Research Program, which included workshops, faculty talks and visits to Dreamscape Learn, the Ric & Jean Edelman Planetarium, the Edelman Fossil Park & Museum and more.

Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine (SOM) and Virtua Health have earned Joint Accreditation with Commendation as a provider of continuing education, a distinction that recognizes excellence in interprofessional education and collaboration.

High school students from across South Jersey explored medical education firsthand through Cooper Medical School of Rowan University's MEDacademy. The summer program immersed participants in clinical specialties, hands-on learning and research, culminating in a poster symposium, while providing mentorship from faculty and medical students and the opportunity to earn Rowan University college credit.

During a recent visit to South Jersey, New Jersey Department of Transportation Commissioner Priya Jain toured testing facilities operated by Rowan University’s Center for Research & Education in Advanced Transportation Engineering Systems (CREATES).