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By Victoria Cifelli The College of Education at Kean University hosted a job fair for education majors on Thursday, March 24 in the Liberty Hall Academic Building to help future teachers gain outreach to future jobs. Schools around the state of New Jersey have been on the hunt for teachers for several years, who can help students within specific K-12 […]
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By Elaine Amico Kean Ocean debuted their newest cafe Java Junction this week! The grand opening was held on Wednesday, March 31st, and included a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The cafe is located on the main floor of the gateway building on the Kean Ocean campus and is open to both students and faculty. Java Junction was created to be an on […]
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By Keyon Gardner | Published March 22, 2022 The Office of Residential Student Services hosted an exhilarating event on the last Sunday of February called Jazz and Paint Night at Kean’s new Upper Multi-Purpose Room to celebrate Black History Month. One of Sozio’s Hall’s Office of Residential Student Services, Deshawn Kellman who hosted the event mentioned that he wanted the […]
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By Francheska Kubacki | Published February 28, 2022 If ABC’s The Bachelor had a baby with Netflix’s Love is Blind, Kean TV’s The Valentine would be it. The Valentine was created by a current member and president of Kean TV, Maria Irvin in the spring of 2021 while classes and organizations met virtually. The idea was sparked during quarantine as […]
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By Steven-Ross Bugayong | Published February 28, 2022 After weeks of casting and prepping, The Kean TV club has found their Valentine, Jadion Morales. The 20-year-old film student became the first male Valentine in the show’s short-lived history. “I’m excited to do it,” Morales said. “I’ve never been a part of anything like this, but I’m down for it.” […]
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By Isaiah Joseph | Published March 7, 2022 During the month of March, we celebrate women’s history to reminisce on the courage of women in past generations and to praise how their actions and bravery afforded women the opportunities and freedoms they have today. At Kean, we celebrate the month of women’s history by the variety of events that they […]
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By Andrey Nalbantov | Published February 15, 2022 Are you just entering the beautiful worlds of comics or looking for some reading material prior to watching Warner Bros. and DC’s next big movie “The Batman”? Then you are in the right spot! Here are seven classic storylines that will feed fan hunger for the caped crusader or, for those newcomers, […]
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By Mallory Helmes | Published December 21, 2021 The spotlight was a solution, casting its light on the question of clothing that demanded to be on display. The carefully cultivated details of the lightly heeled shoes and intentional hat only seemed to compliment the picture-perfect backdrop saying hey we work well together. The backdrop responded with its aluminum gold leaf […]
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By Isaiah Joseph | Published by November 17, 2021 Homecoming week this year was much welcomed after 18 months of remote learning, but you can’t please all the people all the time. As everyone was enjoying the homecoming festivities, a specific event that was planned had students questioning if the school understands them: the reveal for this homecoming’s guest performer. […]
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By Mallory Helmes | Published by November 17, 2021 It was a warm October night as Kean Dance Theatre made their way down the bleachers; blue poms in each hand, contradictory faces of excitement and nerves out on display. They huddled together arms outstretched over the same dressed body as words of encouragement were spoken to put out the fire of […]
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