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By Alexandria Addesso Greek Life and the Center for Leadership and Service will be holding the annual hazing videos at the University Center’s Greek Lounge at 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 16. Although Kean University has no reported history of over the top hazing abuse, the viewing is a requirement for all prospective members of Greek Letter Organizations. “We do it […]
Read moreBy Daniel Reyes No it’s not just you. The Tower isn’t the same newspaper it was last semester. Everything needs a little sprucing up from time to time, and I suppose college newspapers are no different. When I was made Editor-in-Chief this semester, I didn’t want to just hold the lines of college media. I didn’t want to finish […]
Read moreBy Lee Burrell Our dear leader has been re-elected! Well kind of; the Board of Trustees, in their infinite wisdom, has deemed it fitting that President Dawood Farahi should stay here to continue his fine work by extending his contract as president for five more years. But what did you expect? Change? Leave that to Obama and accept your […]
Read moreBy Nick Mojica With summer almost over, gamers all around Kean are anxiously awaiting the release of fall’s biggest video games. Like most summers, this year did not have many big games, although there were a few. Max Payne 3, the long awaited sequel to Max Payne 2 was finally released to rave reviews from critics. July also brought us Kingdom […]
Read moreBy Bryan C. Kuriawa Resident Evil: Afterlife: 4/10. Three years after Extinction, the Resident Evil video game franchise once more translates onto the big screen, and with the return of series director, Paul Anderson. Alice (Milla Jovovich) finds herself confronting the overly powerful Umbrella Cooperation and trapped with a group of survivors in zombie-populated Los Angeles. Their only link to […]
Read moreBy Darian Maduruh Frank Ocean’s “Channel Orange”: The man formerly known as Christopher Breux has had a long journey towards making this album, which happens to be his first studio-based one. First, he moved to Los Angeles from New Orleans, working as a songwriter with artists such as Justin Bieber. Eventually joining the Hip Hop Group known as Odd Future, […]
Read moreBy Dominique Vinas The verdict on Campus trends is in and more eccentric then it’s ever been. With everything from funky hair styles, bright nail designs, to smoky eyes and red wine lips, girls on Kean Campus are mimicking celebrities and taking risks with their beauty. Stars like Rihanna and Katy Perry are rocking fluorescent hair colors and they’re […]
Read moreBy Iman-Jazelle Bond Listen up, Kean fasionistas and debonaires. Fall is swiftly approaching which means it is time to trade in your tanks and shorts for some new, warm fall digs. Fashion’s Night Out was the place to explore the upcoming trends and get a head start on your fall favorites. The New York City streets were flooded with […]
Read moreBy Dominique Vinas What better way to bring girls together than a night full of sweets, Disney movies and nail painting? The Office of Residential Student Services organized an event mainly for freshman girls to come out and mingle with some of the upperclassmen and exchange some college tips! The hosts of the event, Grace Campbell and Nia Phillips, […]
Read moreBy Justin West The Men’s and Women’s soccer clubs know that the month of October is very important to the overall success of their seasons. It’s the stretch run to the end. Each game becomes more important as the conference matchups come to focus. Coach Brian Doherty of the women’s team and coach Tony Ocrimenko have their teams prepared for it. The […]
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