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By Davaughnia Wilson | Published February 21, 2023 Repeated exposure to images and stories of racial violence can leave people of color, especially Black people, with racial trauma that can affect physical, emotional, and psychological functioning, according to an expert on the topic. In a talk called “Resilience in Times of Profound Racial Trauma,” Jennifer R. Jones-Damis, Psy.D., LPC., director […]
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By Steven-Ross Bugayung | Published February 25, 2023 When it comes to Spring Break, some students plan to vacation, hang out with friends or relax. For others, it means a week’s getaway from the daily responsibility of schoolwork. At Kean, the 2023 spring break from March 4-12 brings a sigh of relief to students and staff as the semester hits […]
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By Colin Ward | Published February 16, 2023 Students at Kean University are slowly adjusting to being back on campus again. The quick transition from winter break to being back in the classroom could make it easy for students to fall behind academically. With this sudden change of pace, students need to stay focused and organized, especially at the beginning […]
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By Steven-Ross Bugayong | Published February 15, 2023 Focusing on creating opportunities for students who wish to succeed in the business world of sports, Kean Sports Business Club (KSBC) was established in Dec. 2022 to prioritize the business aspects of the sporting industry. Sebastian Salazar, a junior marketing major, founder, and president of the organization saw Kean as an opportunity […]
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By Elaine Amico | Published February 15, 2023 The #Bekind Movement has officially swept the Kean Ocean campus. The movement, a campus-wide initiative, aims to encourage students to be kind to one another on and off campus, by realizing that little acts of kindness go a long way. While the movement was a team effort, Katie Napoli, assistant director for […]
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By Kervin Coleman | Published February 10, 2023 Some people have hidden talents’ some people have undeniable gifts; and some people are born to become great football players. Senior Cornerback Kyeon Taylor epitomizes the essence of all three statements. Taylor is one of the football program’s most prominent and illustrious players. His accolades go as follows. 2019: New Jersey Athletic […]
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By Josephine Carrillo | Published February 9, 2023 Galentine’s Day is neither as popular nor commercialized as Valentine’s Day, celebrated on Feb. 14, yet it is just as meaningful and important to friends who show their appreciation for each other and express how much they value their presence and loyalty. Though it is not an official celebration, Galentine’s first appearance […]
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By Ridimerd Diaz-Ramirez | Published February 9, 2023 Love, love, love. Who doesn’t love love? Valentine’s Day, celebrated every year on Feb. 14, is love day. The day couples celebrate their love for one another and honor their relationship. This is also the day when many choose to celebrate their love for a family member or a friend. Avni Shridhar […]
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By Ja’Bria Laster | Published February 9, 2023 Every year, Black History Month honors the accomplishments of African Americans and draws attention to their crucial place in American history. At Kean University, it is important to educate our diverse campus community on the events that took place in history. For the month of February, Kean University is hosting events by […]
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By Keyon Gardner | Published February 9, 2023 Just one week into the new year, police brutality has continually been shaking the United States which has sparked nationwide protests. Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man from Memphis, Tennessee was brutally beaten by five Black male police officers on Jan. 7, 2023, after being stopped for reckless driving according to police […]
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