Month: March 2014

By Ryan Gaydos A New Brunswick man was charged in the murder of Kean student William McCaw. Read more.

By Jasmine Leach Kean University holds its first Disability Awareness Week in order to help inspire and educate students throughout the community. For the Spring 2014 semester Kean University is…

By Mak Ojutiku Last year, Kean’s women’s basketball team finished their season with a 5-18 record. It was their worst season statistically since 1999 and their first real losing season…

By Mak Ojutiku On March 9th in Staten Island, New York, Kean’s men’s basketball season officially came to a close. The Cougars came up short in the ECAC Metro Championship…

By Dr. Josh Palgi World Kidney Day is a global health awareness campaign focusing on the importance of the kidneys, reducing the frequency and impact of kidney disease, and its…

By Carl Stoffers The 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia, came to a conclusion on February 24 with a glitzy, elaborate closing ceremony that put an exclamation point on…

By Adilene Rodriguez You don’t have to be a musician to understand how momentous it is for a musician to have Paul McCartney call their music “groovy.” One artist who…

By Yayona Bangura When was the last time you read a great magazine or book without being forced to? For any avid Kean readers out there, here are some newly…

By Yayona Bangura There he was, in a massive black and white print. The photos showed the artist on a bare mattress on a wooden floor surrounded by his works,…

By Jasmine Leach “The Originals” continues to impress viewers and increases anticipation for its future seasons. The CW network is the home of paranormal shows such as “The Vampire Diaries,”…