Rowan University, Glassboro


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Rowan University's Bunce Hall is the center of local ghost stories, with reports of paranormal activity such as lights flickering, unexplained noises like doors slamming, objects moving, and shadows in the corridors. The stories often focus on the Tohill Theater, named for the university's first drama teacher, Elizabeth Tohill, who is believed to be one of the spirits. Other reported phenomena include a perceived presence in the building's tunnels, a spirit grabbing someone's leg, and a dark figure on the third floor. Students and faculty have reported hearing bumps, creaks, and unexplained noises, including the sound of water running, humming, and doors slamming. Witnesses have seen shadows moving quickly or a dark, shadowy figure on the third floor of Bunce Hall. There are accounts of objects moving on their own, such as a screwgun skittering away or a ruler disappearing from a pocket. Some individuals claim to have felt something grab their leg. Lights have been reported to turn on and off, and doors have been seen opening and closing by themselves, sometimes locking themselves. Elizabeth "Liz" Tohill: The university's first drama teacher, whose spirit is said to be a benevolent presence, particularly around the theater. The Stage-Bound Prankster: Another spirit believed to be responsible for lights flickering and other mischievous acts. Some reports mention a darker, more shadowy figure haunting the third floor.

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