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In a thin, six-inch bone bed on the site of a former marl pit, Dr. Kenneth Lacovara is leading research at the Jean and Ric Edelman Fossil Park at Rowan University in Mantua Township, N.J. The park contains thousands of fossils and provides researchers with the best window, east of the Mississippi, into the Cretaceous Period—the heyday of the dinosaurs.

114 Victoria Street is new to the landscape of Rowan, first housing students in the fall of 2018. Conveniently located on the corner of Victoria Street and Rowan Boulevard, this residence hall provides students with various fun activities and food right outside their doors, including the Starbucks in the Barnes and Noble directly across the street!

57 North Main is one of the newest Nexus residence halls on Rowan's campus, opening on the fall of 2018.

The Barnes and Nobles Bookstore is located on Rowan Boulevard. Here students can grab Starbucks before class, rent or buy textbooks, and purchase all of their Rowan apparel including sports gear, commencement cap and gowns, sweatshirts and gifts!

The Fitness Center is a 17,000 square foot facility that opened in the Fall of 2017. It is located on Victoria Street on the Ground floor of the Victoria buildings. The Fitness Center is full of state-of-the-art equipment including a Precor Queenex 21 station, 9 suspension training systems, a free weight room, traditional fitness area, and 35 cardio machines with 15'' screens. At the Fitness Center we also have our new Fit3D body scan software for students to measure and keep track of their BMI to stay on top of their fitness goals!

230 Victoria is one of our newest upperclassmen residence halls on campus, privately owned by Nexus but available to all Rowan students!

Victoria opened in Fall of 2017 and is located near our downtown Rowan Boulevard. It is home to our Writing Arts and Communication Departments, and houses our Communication and Creative Arts classrooms.

6 High Street was recently refurbished by Rowan in Fall of 2015, but originally began as the First National Bank of Glassboro. The 6 High Street Building is home to faculty offices for the Journalism Department and The Whit, Rowan University's very own student-run newspaper.