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By Kiara Mays| Published May 6, 2017 Today, Millennials (born 1980-2000) make up the largest, most diverse living generation in the United States, that’s roughly 80 million people. With that many people comes the challenge of understanding how and why this group of individuals think the way they think and care about the things they care about. A few of […]
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By Kiana Anderson| Published May 5, 2017 Music Cafe has now indulged in their annual college tour. Kean University graduate Desmond Wilder and partner, Ryan Warren-Saunders has done a great job at organizing their team this time around. When speaking on how the tour is going thus far, Warren Saunders says, “in general the tour this year is good. […]
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By Kiana Anderson| Published May 4, 2017 Jean Exume, Oluwakemi Alade and Saad Majeed have now taken politics to a whole new level with their radio show “Na’bruh Talk.” The show airs every Monday on 90.3FM, sponsored by WKNJ, the New Cougar Radio, which is located on the 4th floor of the Center of Academic Success (CAS.) The show […]
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By Kiana Anderson| Published May 4, 2017 Kean University’s “New Cougar Radio,” has now invested in new studio equipment. The equipment is a huge investment for the station. Now, all the shows airing through the WKNJ station will be recorded with high quality equipment. The station is now filled with new radio boards, cordless microphones, a transmitter which connects […]
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By Jennifer Padilla| Published May 4, 2017 With graduation day rapidly approaching, auditions were held for commencement 2017 National Anthem singers on April 10 and April 17. The winners had been chosen by the judges— Giulianna Viera and Steven Collins. “I am extremely honored,” said Steven Collins, who is graduating in May with a Bachelor’s in theater education at […]
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By Gail Fredricks | Published April 30, 2017 Independent singer and songwriter David W. Jacobsen performed at Rock n’ Joe on Saturday. Despite the rainy day, Jacobsen promoted his new satirical, anecdotal folk album, ‘Begin the Chagrin’, to the customers in the cafe. Jacobsen describes his newest album as a range of noble, relatable, pitiable and revolting characters dealing […]
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By Rebecca Panico | Published April 17, 2017 It was hard to notice that two rappers and an indie bass act had never practiced together while they improvised seamlessly April 11 at a benefit show on campus. “You better f— with local artists ’cause they go the hardest,” repeated AM-95 — who also goes by Arte Magnus — towards the […]
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By Cody Louie | Published April 7, 2017 While the majority of us reach for a bottle of water to quench our thirst with ease we often overlook the hardships that most of the world experiences. For Selam, a 13-year-old living in Ethiopia, that luxury doesn’t exist. “The Source”, a virtual reality (VR) event held in the Miron Student Center […]
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By Monica Sudfield | Published April 7, 2017 Saturday Night Live (SNL) comedian Leslie Jones filled the Wilkins Theater with laughter on March 16, 2017, as a special guest to celebrate this year’s Unity Week. Jones’ routine, which incorporated stories from her youth, relationship humor, and audience interaction, was raunchy. “This isn’t SNL. I’m a bad person,” warned Jones right […]
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By Kiana Anderson | Published April 7, 2017 “Has Drake surpassed Lil Wayne?” is a question now being discussed with the success of Toronto rapper Drake’s highly anticipated new album, “More Life.” The feedback from the album has been amazing as Drake took to sample many legendary songs while putting his own twist on things. Drake signed to Wayne’s label, […]
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