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The Rowan Report is a weekly newscast that brings you the week's biggest headlines. This week's top stories are: another arrest could be made in the murder of Tessa Majors, Australia experiences record heat wave, a new hospital is now open in Gloucester County; and the impeachment of President Donald Trump. The Rowan section also covers mental health in this week's edition of the Rowan Report.

Produced by Rylee Meyer and Katie Francis

Dr. Jaimie Glick joins Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine students Julia Scali and Devin Toledo to discuss sunscreen protection. They cover recent research trends, protection methods, and more.

The Rowan Report is a newscast that brings you the week's top headlines. The headlines for the week of December 14, 2019 are: TIME has named their Person of the Year, Israel is facing their third election in a year, and shooters target a kosher market in New Jersey.

Produced by Rylee Meyer and Katie Francis

The Rowan Report is a newscast that recaps the week's biggest headlines. This week's headlines include: George Zimmerman is suing for over $100 million, another candidate drops out of the presidential race, India's transgender rights bill causes more harm than good, and the news team tackles the mental health crisis on Rowan University.

Produced by Rylee Meyer and Katie Francis

Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine students Sobiah Khan and Supriya Kotrike talk with Dr. Sara Campbell, Associate Professor at Rutgers University about gut microbes and intestinal health.

Does college still work? Is our system of higher education fair? Rowan University Adjunct Professor and host Paul Perrello welcomes best-selling author Paul Tough to discuss his latest book “The Years That Matter Most: How College Makes Or Breaks Us.”

Host Sue Shilling spoke to Barbara Coppens about her latest work as an advocate to help those with disabilities gain employment and independence.

 

 

 

 

 

Looking to empower those without a voice, Jared Hunter returned to ‘The American Dream.’ His commitment to community, sound principles and advancing the American Dream includes seeing that everyone has a fair opportunity to succeed.

How can you succeed when you are raised in an environment that does not teach the values needed to be successful in life? Join WGLS-FM Public Affairs Director Benjamin Lombardo as we talk with Dr. Christopher Hall. Dr. Hall was raised in Urban Los Angeles.

At a young age he faced many challenges from foster homes and boys homes to his environmental setbacks. Through all this he had risen above his childhood, went to college, enlisted in the military and is now an ER doctor. His mission is to inspire other children that are in similar situations like he was and to let them know you can be successful with just a little hope and determination.

Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine students Sobiah Khan and Supriya Kotrike talk with Melissa Eaton, MA, RDN from Gourmet Dining at Rowan about the national obesity epidemic.