Month: October 2018

By Danielle Junio | Published by Oct. 25, 2018 Food has a huge impact on our society today, from our health, to our relationships, and to our culture. It is…

By Valencia Stevenson | Published by Oct. 25, 2018 An ebook or a physical book? Students wonder which is better as they begin ordering books professors listed on the syllabus.…

By Petruce Jean-Charles | Published by Oct. 25, 2018 The National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), an advocacy group for black women, opened a chapter at Kean and held its…

By Tasha Dowbachuk | Published by Oct. 25, 2018 The room was filled with the warmth of rhythm and blues as 28 Kean women, all African-American, gathered in a harmonious…

By Monica Sudfield | Published by October 25, 2018 “American Latinx,” an exhibit by artist Linda Vallejo, opened at the Karl and Helen Burger Gallery in Kean’s Center for Academic…

By Wynter Aiken | Published by Oct. 25, 2018 Kean University and the Roselle Park Arts Community came together to celebrate Roselle Park’s 4th Annual Arts Festival on Sat., Sept.…

By Zoe Strozewski | Published by October 24, 2018 The Career and Internship Fair for Business, Government, and Technology will be taking place on Nov. 8 from 3 to 6…

By Tasha Dowbachuk | Published by October 17, 2018 We’re all guilty of creating a perception of what it would be like to live on a college campus – it…

By Estefani Hernandez | Published by Oct. 5, 2018 The Human Rights Institute invites the Water is Life Exhibit to shed light on water issues and how they affect women…

By Wynter Aiken | Published by Oct. 5, 2018 Graduation is a day that Kean University students look forward to, whether being an undergrad, graduate or transfer student, all the…