The New Face of the Kean University’s Student Government Association

By Wayne Dawes | Published May 3, 2023 As the 2022-2023 academic year comes to an end we welcome a new Student Government Executive Board whose mission is to expand the student government association and strengthen relationships within the campus community.  The responsibilities and pressures of being in office is something that the newly elected members of the board are […]

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Professional Workshop Plans Grad School and Career

By Yibing Liu | Published April 10, 2023 Career Services and the Student Government Association partnered to host a workshop that guides students on a professional path to success.   The event held on March 22 at 3:30 pm provided guidance to students withInformation and relevant tips on different future periods and situations.  Natalia Munoz, a senior major in Elementary Education, […]

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Graduation is near, have you started planning?

By Isaiah Joseph | Published April 10, 2023 Graduation season is approaching and for many seniors at Kean, this marks the beginning of a new chapter that some aren’t prepared for. The university’s primary goal is to prepare students to face head-on, the career paths they’ve been following since freshman year, and for some, a career path they might have […]

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2023 Women in Government Panel

By Colin Ward | Published April 10, 2023 As Women’s History Month came to an end, Kean University hosted a “Women in Government” panel that explored roles in government and the pathways they took to get there.  The event, which was a collaboration with Thomas Edison State University, included several women leaders who explained their journey to their current positions, […]

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Kean University Career Fair Event

By Isabelle Guthrie | Published April 7, 2023 On April 4, 2023, Kean University’s Career Fair event took place offering students opportunities to showcase their skills in front of employers that are interested in giving them the experience for their career path journeys. The event had many internships for students to choose from, which gave students plenty of options to […]

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Research Day Preparation is in Full Swing

By Elaine Amico | Published April 4, 2023 Research Day preparation is in full swing at Kean’s Ocean and Union campuses. The event is organized to explore the completed or preliminary research studied by both faculty and students. On the Ocean campus, Research Day will take place on April 25, while on the Union campus, Research Day will occur over […]

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Bye Bye Snow Days

Ridimerb Diaz-Ramirez | Published April 5, 2023 Technological advancements have caused many changes, but the one thing college students might notice the most is snow days now becoming virtual days.  On Feb. 28 and March 14, students didn’t get the chance to enjoy their “snow day” the usual way. Instead they were informed that classes were transitioning to remote learning […]

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Fine Arts Students Complain about Building Conditions

By Isabelle Guthrie | Published April 3, 2023 As aspiring artists walk towards Vaughn-Eames, there is a feeling of excitement but if they only knew that they were in for a rude awakening.  Vaughn-Eames has been the gateway for all artists to show their talents in many ways, as it is home to students majoring in Fine Arts, Theatre Arts, […]

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How Kean’s “Urban Impact” Podcast is Providing a Voice for Urban Communities

By Tyra Watts | Published March 30, 2023 Urban research is essential, especially for Kean University. Ever since Kean was named New Jersey’s First Urban Research University, the university has put in efforts to express the importance of urban research. In an effort to do that, Kean launched a podcast “Urban Impact” to discuss challenging issues within urban communities. These […]

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Provost suggests sweeping changes to Kean’s academic requirements

By Adaora Nnakwe | Published March 30, 2023 Kean’s provost proposed large-scale changes to the core general education curriculum and major/minor requirements at a presentation of the  General Education Task Force that has been studying the university’s offerings. David Birdsell, Ph.D., provost and senior vice president of academic affairs, said that the proposed plan is based on students’ everyday college […]

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