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By Jennifer Padilla | Published by April 13, 2018 In 1958, shortly after Kean student Barbara Dashields was born, her godmother opened a college fund anticipating that her godchild would get a higher education. Instead, Dashields dropped out of high school in her senior year. “I wasn’t interested at the time,” Dashields said. “I missed a golden opportunity.” Her […]
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By Jennifer Padilla | Published by April 13, 2018 Journalist, documentarian and producer Soledad O’Brien was the second speaker to launch Kean University’s Distinguished Lecture Series on Tuesday, March 20— discussing the #MeToo movement and what women face when coming forward with sexual harassment in the workplace. After posing for a picture with a group of Kean students at a […]
Read moreBy Sara Ridgway | Published by April 13, 2018 The Kean University Police Department’s daily, public blotter reveals all of the incidents and crimes reported to the police. Between the dates of Mar. 18 and April 4, there was a total of six motor vehicle accidents, 11 fire alarms and 21 cases of property found, among other incidents. Mar. 18 […]
Read moreBy Carolina Guerra | Published by April 9, 2018 On March 6, Kean police sent a campus-wide notification stating the campus was closed on March 7 due to another major snowstorm. Kean police sent out two phone calls, and two emails to notify all Kean staff, faculty and students the university was closed. In comparison to the last nor’easter notification, […]
Read moreBy Carolina Guerra | Published by April 9, 2018 Friday’s Nor’easter caused Kean University to cancel all classes and events from 3:30 pm onward due to hazardous weather conditions on March 2nd. Commuters were guided by Kean police to drive off campus while on-campus students returned to their dorms. An email blast was sent to all Kean faculty, staff, […]
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By Joshua Rosario | Published by March 16, 2018 “It was so fast when Carl Bernstein and I worked on Watergate stories, sometimes we would work for two to three weeks on one story,” said Bob Woodward, one of the journalists famous for covering President Richard Nixon’s Watergate scandal. Woodward, a two-time Pulitzer prize winning journalist and author, spoke at […]
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By Lena Zhu | Published by March 16, 2018 Course capacity — the number of students allowed in courses based on educational standards set by faculty– is becoming a major issue at Kean. Two separate University Senate meetings and an open forum were held in the last month where the faculty discussed the changes in class size. Some professors reported […]
Read moreBy Sara Ridgway The Kean University Police Department’s daily, public blotter reveals all of the incidents and crimes reported to the police. Between the dates of Feb. 6 and Feb. 25, there was a total of six motor vehicle accidents, nine fire alarms and 15 cases of property found, among other incidents. Feb. 6 – Around 9:15 a.m. actors wrote […]
Read moreBy Estefani Hernandez | Published by March 16, 2018 President Farahi, parents, staff and students of Kean University gathered on Feb. 12 to celebrate the opening of the new child care center. The new facility is located at the entrance of the technology building and is equipped with four classrooms, and each of them can hold up to 18 students. […]
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By Rafaela Teixeira | Published by March 16, 2018 The long-time technology issues at Kean University have finally been addressed in the Faculty Senate meeting held on Feb. 13. Patrick Ippolito, Head of the University Senate, briefly mentioned the awareness on the technology problems on campus and noted that a survey would be delivered via email to all students on […]
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