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Scholarship won by Woodbridge student who looks for the positive...
Frank Kemper says he was relieved when at 12 years old he learned that he had Crohn's disease.
Doctor's $100G to aid Rowan scholarships
GLASSBORO Inspired by the success he's had since graduating from Glassboro State College in 1991, Dr.
Rowan's Rohrer College of Business appoints Meric to chair position
The Rohrer College of Business at Rowan University has named Dr. Gulser Meric its John B. Campbell Professorial Chair through August 2011.
Ada N. Taylor, 61, of Millville, died Friday afternoon, Nov. 20, 2009, in South Jersey Healthcare Elmer Hospital after a brief illness.
Night before Thanksgiving: Busiest time of year for South Jersey bars
While bars and clubs host big events throughout the year featuring celebrities or celebrating holidays -- particularly New Year's Eve and St.
Colleges spot chance to fight sexual assault
That's why Jackie Deitch-Stackhouse, who runs the anti-violence office at the College of New Jersey, will today hold the first training session for a new initiative that encourages college students to speak up when they see or hear potential danger -- anything from aggressive behavior to inappropriate jokes.
Off Broad Street Players soon to end their stay at Bridgeton High;...
The Off Broad Street Players theater company wrapped up the first weekend on Sunday afternoon of one of its last productions to be performed at Bridgeton High School .
Theater and Music Lovers Get More from the Shore
November 17, 2009 Attention Theater and Music Lovers: experience wonderful performances by Cape May Stage and the Bay Atlantic Symphony at discounted prices.
At Gloucester County Veterans Day ceremonies, a focus on opportunities
When David Pierson completed his service in the U.S. Navy last year, he had a void in his life.
A New Jersey Comedy Festival performance will be held at Rowan University in GLASSBORO at 9 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
Rowan theatre premieres Last Days of Dr. Jekyll
Exploring a variation on themes from the classic "Jekyll and Hyde" story, Rowan University's Department of Theatre & Dance brings two internationally-acclaimed theatre artists to campus for an experimental and original work, 'The Last Days of Dr.
Resources, services increase for vets on campus
When former Navy machinist Lauren DelRicci arrived at Burlington County College in 2004, she felt "a certain emptiness" at no longer serving her country.
Student compositions highlight of Rowan concert
Premiere performances of student compositions and the addition of jazz vocalists are highlights of the program when Rowan University's Lab Band and Jazz Band perform on Thursday, Nov.
Three days of activities to showcase Rowan during Family Weekend 2009
From cultural events and a service project to academic offerings and sports, family members of Rowan University students will get a true taste of college life during the University's annual Family Weekend, which runs Friday, Nov.
Bob Shryock: Farish, Cila, Kronrot, Zuccato and Lewis
Dr. Donald J. Farish, President of Rowan University, will be honored as 2009 Boy Scouts of America, Southern New Jersey Council Distinguished Citizen of the Year for Camden County at a Tuesday, Dec.
Rowan University hosts swine flu vaccine clinic for students, faculty
GLASSBORO Rowan University held its first H1N1 flu vaccine clinic on Thursday for students and employees under the age of 25 and those recommended for vaccination by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Night of opera offers timeless melodies, quiet revolutions
Opera isn't just singers belting it out in fancy costumes in front of elaborate sets.
Despite staying up late to watch the Phillies on Saturday night and rain on Sunday morning, Stephanie Przybyszewski participated with thousands of others in Run the Bridge.
A rise in mental-health help on campus
Colleges respond as more students seek help for problems small or serious. By Susan Snyder Mental-health counselors at La Salle University were feeling overwhelmed, their appointment books packed with students in need of help, seemingly more so than ever.
Big turnout at food pantry drive in honor of slain Boonton Twp. teen
BOONTON TWP. - Community members donated non-perishable goods to the Boonton Food Pantry on Sunday in memory of a township teenager whose beating death near the campus of Rowan University is still being investigated by police.
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