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“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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By Annalise Knudson Striving to become a musician has proven to be difficult, and trying to land record deals and even get noticed or gain recognition is what every aspiring musician dreams of, but it all depends on how willing the musician is to make that dream come true. Kean student Andre Brito, who is 21-years-old, smiled as he […]
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By Adilene Rodriguez Cage The Elephant have teamed up with Oxford, U.K. based band Foals for a North American joint tour with 12 dates starting May 2. Two of those dates will be in New York’s Terminal 5. The two bands initially announced just one day for Terminal 5, which is May 6, but after it sold it quickly, they […]
Read moreBy Justin George Like countless anime protagonists before them, players entered the arena on March 19 to participate in a battle of epic proportions, hosted by Kean’s Otaku Anime Society (OAS). In this case, the arena was the University Center game room and the battle was a video game tournament where entrance fees were being donated to charity. The game […]
Read moreBy Jennifer Deligne Fifty Years of Latin American Art is on display in the Karl and Helen Burger gallery showcasing the varied styles, genres, and meanings that artists have expressed in the last five decades. This elite collection from the Neuberger Museum of Art includes noteworthy artists such as Jose Luis Cuevas, Leda Catunda and Nicolás De Jesús who each […]
Read moreBy Yayona Bangura There’s a place where you can go to escape. A whole new world where you can be anyone or anything you want for a night with no judgments. Surrounded by colorful flashing lights and blaring electric dance music, everyone waits for the beat to drop. When it does, the sea of thousands of people around you go […]
Read moreBy Adilene Rodriguez When The Governor’s Ball, a New York based music festival, announced its lineup on January 15, music fans were taken by surprise to see that after a two year hiatus, The Strokes were set to headline the festival. But right below the other headliners on the bill, was also The Strokes front man Julian Casablancas’ name. Although […]
Read moreBy Bryan Kuriawa A book referred to as a science-fiction bible, and a director seeking to enlighten the young audiences of an era. For two years he pursued his dream, believing his would be a defining cinematic achievement, one for the ages. Yet at the height of everything, the studios he sought went against his vision. The book went to […]
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