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By Leanne Manna | Published Oct. 21, 2017 Michael Crichton said “If you don’t know history, then you don’t know anything.” While a bit extreme, he is right. In order to understand the present, the past must first be examined. Kean University itself has a vast and interesting history that most of its students and even faculty do not know. […]
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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 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 Kiara Mays | Published Sept. 27, 2017 With over 75 percent of mental health problems beginning before the age of 24, according to the National Alliance On Mental Illness, a conversation about the once taboo topic is being had across college campuses nationwide. A few of Kean University’s students and staff talk about the importance of mental health overall […]
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By Jasmin Kee | Published Sept. 26, 2017 It’s that time of year again for Kean Stage to put on a new lineup of shows for the fall semester and first on the list is a play called “Foster Mom.” Written by Chris Cragin-Day and directed by Kel Haney, the show ran from Sept. 7-24 at the Zella Fry Theatre. […]
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By Craig Epstein | Published Sept. 13, 2017 With the remake of “IT” floating to a theatre near you, we are once again approached with a topic that has become quite popular. That is, whether or not clowns are considered to be funny or scary. Whether it’s Bozo, the Joker, or even Pennywise, clowns can represent a bunch of […]
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By Chelsea Lange | Published May 8, 2017 Amanda Matos 27, of Vernon, NJ was in a relationship for three years until she realized something. “I would sit at home picking myself apart when he was absolutely fine. I would think I was the problem but in reality he was,” said Matos. She continues by stating, “He would plan a […]
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By Rafaela Teixeira | Published May 8, 2017 Kean University’s Liberty Hall Museum recently took inventory of the wine cellar and discovered a wine bottle dated back to 1798. The brand of Robert Lenox Madeira has been around for many years and has been known as a long lasting wine. When shipping wine across oceans from Europe to America hundreds […]
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By Gail Fredricks | Published May 8, 2017 Kean University galleries invited the campus community to submit a ‘Kean Art Selfie’ – with a picture with any of the artwork around campus. The university has five galleries to choose from; but community members were encouraged to take a picture with an outdoor sculpture or a painting found in any office […]
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By Monica Sudfield | Published May 8, 2017 Nancy Staub Laughlin, established pastel and photography artist, has reunited with Kean by arranging some of her latest pieces in the Nancy Dryfoos Gallery. Seven years prior, Laughlin’s work was featured in Kean’s “New Jersey Masters 2010” exhibition, according to Kean Galleries website. Impressed by the 2010 exhibition, Laughlin was eager to […]
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