Category: Arts & Entertainment

By Nick Mojica With Halloween just around the corner, many students will be curled up watching scary movies by themselves or with friends. While watching marathons of the legendary Halloween…

By Bryan C. Kuriawa With Halloween approaching, audiences may be interested in what films can possibly create a little scare on a quiet autumn night. In the realm of horror…

By Darian Maduruh I cannot believe it; I cannot actually believe that there is a song in 2012 that’s even cheesier, even catchier and even more of a novelty than…

By Iman-Jazelle Bond As we get older our style changes. Becoming young adults, we start to dress the way we want to, in a style that defines us. But do…

By Aaron Mena In a sold out show provided by Kean University’s very own Student Organization, hip-hop artists Wale and Elle Varner performed at Kean’s Wilkins Theater on Oct. 4th.…

By Bryan C. Kuriawa “Smiley,” planned for release simultaneously at various AMC theaters and on-demand television networks on October 12, is an independently produced feature involving a group of teenagers…

By Brian Konchalski It’s October during a leap year, and we all know what that means, another presidential campaign season is upon us. While this election season has taken a…

By Nick Mojica With summer almost over, gamers all around Kean are anxiously awaiting the release of fall’s biggest video games. Like most summers, this year did not have many…

By Bryan C. Kuriawa Resident Evil: Afterlife: 4/10. Three years after Extinction, the Resident Evil video game franchise once more translates onto the big screen, and with the return of…

By Darian Maduruh Frank Ocean’s “Channel Orange”: The man formerly known as Christopher Breux has had a long journey towards making this album, which happens to be his first studio-based…