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By: Jennifer Deligne Watercolor Masters of New Jersey is an appropriate title for the exhibition being shown at the Center for Academic Success’s Karl and Helen Burger Gallery until Nov. 3. The curator, W. Carl Burger, searched for these New Jersey masters to create a compilation of art pieces based solely on the watercolor paint. It might seem like a […]
Read moreBy: Yayona Bangura The most important keys for fall fashion are to stay warm, comfortable and super cute. Fortunately, this season is one of the best times to experiment with new trends because so many of them are becoming more casual and street friendly. Looking back at some Fall 2014 Fashion Week trends, here are the five top looks you […]
Read moreBy: Yayona Bangura This is just a fraction of the topsy-turvy turmoil that’s involved in one of this fall’s most anticipated series, American Horror Story: Freak Show. The show’s season premiere aired on Oct. 8, while Twitter timelines filled with AHS tweets and hashtags trending all across the country. Like usual, the episode’s sick themes and chilling plot twists did […]
Read moreBy Jaime Alicea III Domestic Violence Awareness Month is a time where Kean students choose to acknowledge the impact of abuse on their lives. On Oct. 22 at 8 p.m., Kean’s Cougar’s Den hosted an Open Mic Night where students shared their own personal experiences, along with the experiences of their families and communities, in the hopes that they would […]
Read moreBy Vera Boateng “Exercise Exercise Repetition” can be just a random grouping of words without meaning. For Kean University students, it’s the title of the James Howe Gallery exhibition, “Project Exercise.” The gallery opened on Sep. 3 in Vaughn Eames, the Fine Arts building on campus. Artists featured in the gallery were students from Jan Metejko Academy of Fine Arts […]
Read moreBy: Rebecca Panico Sutton Foster Opening night is Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. with two-time Tony Award-winning and esteemed Broadway actress, Sutton Foster. Foster will be showcasing a variety of Broadway numbers, as well as cabaret-style ballads. A second show will also be available for Sept. 28. Tickets run from $55-$75. Street Corner Symphony On Oct. 5, the a […]
Read moreViola Davis stars in “How To Get Away With Murder” By Kristen DeMatos Fall is a time where school starts again, leaves change, and football season begins. Fall is also the time when people’s TV favorites return to the big screen, right alongside a few new shows. Shows like NBC’s “The Blacklist” and CBS’s “The Big Bang Theory” will be […]
Read more“Wall of Memories” by Diane Kahlo By Jennifer Deligne In commemoration for multitudes of girls that died in Juarez, Mexico due to femicide, the mass killing of women, the Human Rights Institute gallery holds “Las Desconocidas de Ciudad Juarez,” Spanish for “The Disappeared Women of Juarez,” an exhibition created by Diane Kahlo expressing the loss that cannot be said through […]
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By Jennifer Deligne Seven artists from Kean University have put their art and personalities on display in the Seven Selves exhibition as their graduate thesis in the James Howe gallery. Angkana “Bee” Dellith, Alicia Bynoe, Julie Barkin, Matthew McCarthy, Celeste Regal, Brian Nicewicz and Perry Tyroler shared the space and made their own nook unique next to their fellow […]
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By Marisa Gallagher Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” is the newest show playing in New York City, and it’s a comical-fairy tale that is suitable for all. With direction from Mark Brokaw, the show is based on Rodgers and Hammerstein’s adaptation. Whether you’re an adult or a child, this show is enjoyable, with a modern twist on the original Cinderella story. […]
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