OP-ED: How hookup culture ruined dating

By Adrianna Ruffo | Published Feb. 9, 2017 For much of the 20th century, it wasn’t acceptable for a woman to simply jump into bed with any man she saw fit. A ritual of courtship that included going on dates, getting to know one another and developing a relationship was generally required before engaging in sex. Those days are long gone. […]

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OP-ED: Why I love watching sports – and you should too

By Tyler Sousa | Published Feb. 9, 2017 If star NBA player LeBron James scored 100 points tonight, the sports world would explode. Sports fanatics everywhere would lose their minds; even casual fans would talk about it for days. Sports are a pillar in our country, and a large percentage of the media spotlight shines on both local and national […]

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OP-ED: Trump’s tax plan will not make America great again

By Germain Palacios | Published Feb. 9, 2017 If “Making America Great Again” means decreasing taxes for some while increasing taxes for others, count me out. Count low and middle-income families with dependents out, too. An estimated 20 percent of households and more than half of single parents would pay more in federal taxes under Donald Trump’s tax plan, according […]

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Kean celebrates diversity by presenting student and faculty artwork at the Human Rights Institute

By Adrianna Ruffo | Published Feb 8, 2017 From Jan 31st to May 12th, 2017, the Human Rights Institute will be hosting an art exhibit in the Human Rights Institute Gallery, called I Learn America: Explorations into Diversity, Identity and Inclusion. The exhibit, which was put together by Janice Kroposky, the acting director for the Human Rights Institute and Dr. Joseph […]

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How Kean students can remember and celebrate Black History Month

By Johanna Ekladous | Published Feb. 8, 2017 Dr. James Conyers, director of Africana Studies at Kean University, shares  how we can remember and celebrate Black History Month. With the Trump administration now in power and the Black Lives Matter movement gaining momentum, Dr. Conyers expressed the importance of understanding that it does not change how we are to celebrate and […]

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Global Business Majors Required To Travel Abroad

Photo credit: Mary Christine Demetillo By Kiara Mays | Published Feb 8, 2017 There have been quite a few misconceptions floating about Kean University concerning the College of Business and Public Management (CBPM). One of the popular misinterpretations being that all CBPM students are required to enroll in a program that entails an international component. That is not the case for […]

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Kean students and faculty celebrates the Chinese culture by hosting the Chinese New Year Kick-Off

Photo credit: Rafaela Teixeira By Rafaela Teixeira | Published Feb 8,2017 To embrace Kean’s connection to China, the Office of Student Organization and Asian Studies department held the annual celebration of the Chinese New Year Kick Off at the Miron Student Center on Jan. 26th, 2017. This Kick Off to the new year is a  great way for students and professors […]

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Kean Athletics raise money for toddler

By : Brittany Pavlichko | Published Feb 8, 2017 When Leslie LaFronz, field hockey head coach overheard Margie Acker, head softball coach at Kean University tell her about her brother’s son who has a brain tumor, LaFronz took it upon herself to join together with the Kean athletics to raise money. “Do not take anything for granted, enjoy every moment you […]

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