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By Justin McDaniel | Published November 8, 2023 Students discovered new ways to open their minds during Homecoming Week with a Mind Games Hypnosis Show led by a certified instructor of the art. With over 19 years of experience, Paul Ramsay is well known for his work as a speaker and hypnotist, and throughout his night at Kean had participants involved from […]
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By Jaidon Harris-Morales | Published November 8, 2023 Exceptional set design coupled with tremendous acting bythe lead character offered a unique look into the brain of a neurodivergent teenager in Kean Theatre Conservatory’s first production of the semester, “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime.” Set in the United Kingdom, the play follows neurodivergent teen Christopher Boone, played by Eitan Hiller, […]
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By Steven-Ross Bugayung | Published February 25, 2023 Kean TV hosted a screening of the 2016 Academy Award-winning film, “Moonlight,” on Feb. 16 in celebration of Black History Month. Doors opened at 7:30 p.m., and drinks and snacks were provided before the start of film 8. Before the screening, music was played, and students were able to converse with one […]
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By Andrey Nalbantov | Published February 16, 2023 HBO Max released the first episode of the TV show adaptation of the critically acclaimed video game “The Last Of Us” on Jan. 15 and just three episodes into the first season, it seems like the “curse” of adapting video games into shows and movies has finally been broken. For years many […]
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By Isaiah Joseph | Published February 16, 2023 Last year’s Golden Globe Awards was an interesting one. Many actors and actresses were nominated for their chance to win an award as appreciation for their hard work participating in the year’s biggest films. One thing stood out though, every year these awards are hosted by some of the greatest names in […]
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By Tyra Watts | Published February 13, 2022 The wait is finally over. After five years, SZA’s long-awaited sophomore album, “SOS,” has been officially released. The album consists of 23 tracks and has guest features from Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Phoebe Bridgers, and Ol’ Dirty Bastard. Ahead of the album’s release, SZA, whose real name is Solána Imani Rowe, stated […]
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By Adaora Nnakwe | Published October 5, 2022 In the festive season of homecoming, Kean University hosted its second annual Jazz and Roots Music Festival on Sept. 24 on the lawn at Enlow Hall from 4 p.m to 8 p.m. The free outdoor public event featured Dianne Reeves, a five-time Grammy Award-winning, jazz vocalist; John Beasley, a jazz pianist; Romeo […]
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By Lenny K. Mata Cuevas | Published October 3, 2022 The Exhibition Hall at Liberty Hall Museum welcomed students, faculty/staff, and the general public to the National Geographic exhibit “Rarely Seen Photographs of the Extraordinary” collection. A total of 50 astounding, timely images graced the hall’s walls, since the reception and opening day on Sept.15, as part of Galleries at […]
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By Isaiah Joseph | Published September 20, 2022 The giggles and laughter echoed through the lobby when I entered the Miron Student Center (MSC) building. Students were lined up and peeked through the windows as they were eager to see what all the commotion was about and that’s when I heard a bark. The month of September represents National Suicide […]
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By Victoria Cifelli The College of Education at Kean University hosted a job fair for education majors on Thursday, March 24 in the Liberty Hall Academic Building to help future teachers gain outreach to future jobs. Schools around the state of New Jersey have been on the hunt for teachers for several years, who can help students within specific K-12 […]
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