Author: Rebecca

By Gillian Findley With five minutes in-between classes, running against foot traffic and gusty winds, a quick snack would have to do before the next class you want to be…

By Justin George Like countless anime protagonists before them, players entered the arena on March 19 to participate in a battle of epic proportions, hosted by Kean’s Otaku Anime Society…

By Jennifer Deligne Fifty Years of Latin American Art is on display in the Karl and Helen Burger gallery showcasing the varied styles, genres, and meanings that artists have expressed…

By Yayona Bangura There’s a place where you can go to escape. A whole new world where you can be anyone or anything you want for a night with no…

By Adilene Rodriguez When The Governor’s Ball, a New York based music festival, announced its lineup on January 15, music fans were taken by surprise to see that after a…

By Bryan Kuriawa A book referred to as a science-fiction bible, and a director seeking to enlighten the young audiences of an era. For two years he pursued his dream,…

By Mak Ojutiku A Kean University student was shot and wounded at an off campus frat party on Friday, when a man who was previously thrown out of the party…

By: Roman Gerus “Cabin Fever” has given way to “Hay Fever” as spring claims the soggy ground the melting winter snow has left behind. The flowers are blooming, the trees…

By Carl Stoffers Margie Acker was familiar with Kean University softball long before she became the Cougars head coach, which makes the former All-American’s recent milestone even more ironic. “Kean…

By Shelsie Ducheine Graduation is shortly approaching and while the sound of finally finishing up four or more years of hardcore studying sounds exciting , many students are nervous. Many…