FILM AT ROWAN

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Rowan University’s campus in Glassboro, NJ is a place where history meets the future. From our humble beginning in 1923 as a normal school, with a mission to train teachers for South Jersey classrooms, to one of the fastest growing comprehensive public research universities in the country, we offer a vibrant campus culture and prime location for productions of any size.

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• Streamlined permitting
• Single point-of-contact
• State-of-the-art facilities and a wide variety of locations
• 20 minutes from Philadelphia
• Additional bonuses (+5% for South Jersey, and 2% or 4% Diversity) to the state’s already competitive tax incentives.

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Picturesque Landscapes

Rowan University’s architecture reflects a blend of historic charm, exemplified by the Victorian-era Hollybush Mansion, and modern, sustainable design through state-of-the-art research facilities and innovative campus expansions — Beautiful settings in any season, where the past and future meet to inspire creativity.

Campus Life

Our athletics facilities, dining halls, and gathering spaces are centers of campus and community life. A thriving Rowan Boulevard in downtown Glassboro provides a variety of restaurants, activities, and festivals where the University and local community come together and the town-gown relationship is on full display.

Rowan's facilities include Richard Wackar Stadium, Esby Gymnasium, two recreation centers, indoor pool, and rural turf fields on our West Campus just down the street.

Academics and the Arts

As the nation's fourth fastest-growing public doctoral institution, Rowan boasts state-of-the-art labs and academic space. We have invested in technology and experiential learning while preserving our commitment to the arts. This balance has resulted in a thriving campus community with resources to support any pursuit.

History at Hollybush Mansion

In the mid-1800s, Hollybush was already a notable Victorian home, the estate of the Whitney family and evidence of its success in the glass industry. But in 1967, Hollybush and the campus of Rowan University (then Glassboro State College) became the epicenter of international news as the leaders of the world’s superpowers met for talks at the historic mansion.

On Friday, June 23, and Sunday, June 25, 1967, President Lyndon B. Johnson and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin joined together for the Summit at Hollybush—nearly 10 hours of talks that helped quell tensions between the two countries during the height of the Cold War.

As thousands congregated on campus and in the streets of the Borough of Glassboro to witness global history, Johnson and Kosygin met in the library of Hollybush to discuss their opposing views.