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By Cody Louie | Published Nov. 10, 2016 Union Township’s Public Library is a hidden treasure trove of public resources and events. From access to databases, workshops, books, and movie airings, the library has it all. And the best part? They’re all free. Adult Services Librarian Karen Jason said it is hard to get college students to the library since […]
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By Brittany Pavlichko | Published Nov. 10, 2016 As the fall sports seasons come to a close, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and men’s volleyball are just beginning their new season. Kean University’s women’s basketball program will start their season with a game Tuesday, Nov. 15 at Brooklyn College. Head coach, Mandy King will be returning for her fifth season with […]
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By Rose Marie Kitchen l Published Nov. 10, 2016 Reliving history and embracing the 1700s has become easier than ever before thanks to a newly developed augmented reality. Under the guidance of professor Ed Johnston, student researchers within the Michael Graves College have announced Liberty Hall 360. “Our liberty hall 360 project celebrates an important moment in the history of […]
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By: Gail Fredricks | Published Nov. 10, 2016 Nigel Donald, Kean University’s former Student Organization’s president, has had his first experience running for public office. Although unsuccessful in the election for Linden Board of Education, Donald, 22, was happy with the results. “For my age, my experience, and time commitment to other things I was highly content with seeing all […]
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By Maggie Ortuso l Published November 10, 2016 Shelly Rodriguez, a senior at Kean University, has designed and created a clothing line. The line is called Distressed by Shelly, and it is inspired by vintage clothing. “I got the idea because there was a $200 shirt I wanted but could not afford,” says Rodriguez. “Then I figured, why can’t I […]
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By Joshua Rosario | Published Nov. 10, 2016 Every Wednesday throughout the semester, Kean Community Outreach Coordinator Ina White and a group of Kean student volunteers, host a social group for adults with developmental disabilities in the East Campus. The members of the group are provided light refreshments paid by their membership fees. Th e volunteers play games with the […]
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By T. Celeste Mann If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again. That’s how a “collateral” program of courses since 1990 transitioned, after years of trying, into a full-fledged Africana Studies minor in fall 2014. Students are now able to graduate with Africana Studies as an official minor on their degrees. Despite this advance, only about 13 or […]
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By Jasmin Kee Several Kean University eateries are cutting back on their hours and some students say they are not happy about this. Some food services are closed on Fridays and stay closed for the entire weekend. “I only come here Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays for classes and sometimes I will go to the Cougar’s Den to eat before my […]
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By Adrianna Ruffo l Published Nov. 10, 2016 According to a recent blog post written by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the long-forgotten 13th sign of the zodiac, Ophiuchus, has resurfaced. Ophiuchus, also known as the “serpent bearer” is between Sagittarius and Scorpius on the zodiac calendar. The mystery of the 13th sign has been studied for thousands […]
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By Jeremy Negron | Published Nov. 10, 2016 New York Times bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize winning poet Peter Balakian will be at Kean University Friday Nov. 18 at 10 a.m., at the North Academic Building for a poetry reading. After the reading Balakian will also be signing copies of his latest collection of poetry, “Ozone Journal,” which was published […]
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