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By Dr. Connie Hassett-Walker | Published Oct. 21, 2017 Come Election Day this Nov. 7, New Jersey residents will select the state’s next governor. While crime may not rate high as a specific concern for voters this Election Day (it has declined in recent years), it is worth considering where the two candidates – Republican Kim Guadagno and Democrat Phil […]
Read moreBy Craig Epstein | Published Oct. 21, 2017 After falling just short of reaching last year’s New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) finals, the Kean women’s volleyball team has entered this season with a chip on their shoulders. With three seniors on the squad, the Cougars are looking to advance even further than they have in the last few years. Kean […]
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By Greg Patuto | Published Oct. 21, 2017 Tuning into a sporting event used to mean nothing but rooting for your team or watching for the love of the game. Recently in the NFL however, people are now tuning in to see what players are doing before the game, not during. Sitting or kneeling during the national anthem is now […]
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By Jasmin Kee | Published Sept. 30, 2017 The start of the new semester brings many back to school events and one of those includes an Open Mic Night. The event took place in the Cougars Den and took place on Thursday from 7-9 p.m. and was hosted by Nu Delta Pi’s president Robert Riccio. “Open Mic Night is not […]
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By Dr. Connie Hassett-Walker | Published Sept. 29, 2017 In a Feb. 2017 speech to Congress, President Trump announced a new office – Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) – that, according to its website, would be focused on helping “immigration crime victims”. The President was elected on what some felt was an anti-immigrant platform — characterizing immigrants from Mexico […]
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By Jennifer Padilla | Published Sept. 28, 2017 Be the Change activism and community service group at Kean University is asking for donations to aid natural disaster victims in Puerto Rico and Mexico. In September, Puerto Rico underwent a category four hurricane, Maria; and two forceful earthquakes struck Central Mexico. According to NBCNews, an estimated 344 lives were lost in […]
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By Monica Sudfield | Published Sept. 27, 2017 With loved ones among them at Thanksgiving dinner, Martin Alonso passes out copies of his poetry book “Treasures” that he wrote for his girlfriend, Paige Bollman. After he shares a few of his poems, he asks everyone to turn to page 23. Th ere, written on a clean white page, is the […]
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By Cody Louie | Published Sept. 27, 2017 Henrietta Nwako is a graduate student at Kean pursuing an M.A. in communication studies and leadership. She is an alumni with a B.A. in public relations (PR) returning to her alma mater to master communication to become successful in today’s ever-expanding digital age. One of the first things that drew her to […]
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By Rafaela Teixeira | Published Sept. 27, 2017 In American Sign Language (ASL), facial expression, eyebrow movement, and body language are essential in communication. ASL is its own language with its own grammar rules and sentence structure, making it different from other languages, such as English. In English, one can say “I’m annoyed”, but in ASL, one can express these […]
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By Micayela Konviser | Published Sept. 27, 2017 A new club on campus is bringing students together to cook. Sophomore, Mary Linen, 19, started Good Eats last semester hoping to help other students. Linen loves cooking and wants to share her skills. “I started this club for other people because I really think that not a lot of people know […]
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