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By Alexander Valdes | Published by December 11, 2019 Inside of Wilkins Theatre lies a mural, a collaborative piece between the students of the Kean University Theatre Conservatory and the Fine Arts Conservatory. Titled “College Hour,” the mural was set up within Wilkin’s Theatre’s main entrance and is an artistic interpretation of the Seurat painting, “A Sunday Afternoon on the Island […]
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By Lena Zhu | Published by December 10, 2019 David Janes, senior majoring in Media and Film, loved television at a young age. “I’ve loved television since I was a child. I traded my cartoons for weekly appointments of 24, Prison Break, Homeland, Alias, and soap operas when I was only eight years old,” Janes remembers. “The continuing story unfolding week […]
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By Tiye Bracy | Published by December 6, 2019 On Thursday, Nov. 21 during college hour, the Learning Commons presented the first Kean Talk. This year’s Kean Talk was a “Ted-talk-style presentation featuring seniors, who shared what they wish they knew when they were first-year students,” according to the flyer. The librarians collectively initiated the idea of Kean Talk last […]
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By Wynter Aiken | Published by December 5, 2019 Life throws hurdles from every direction that can become overwhelming especially when your creativity is on the line. But, for rising rap group U.O, aka Unidentified Objects, they make time to balance their passion for music and are determined to not let anything stop them from making their unidentified talent be […]
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By Tasha Dowbachuk | Published by December 5, 2019 KeanTV, a student-produced program, has become a part of Union Township’s Channel 34 Public Access Television. The process of getting the program on the air of local television was led by the adviser of KeanTV, Professor Gina Gili in the School of Communication, Media & Journalism. KeanTV is composed of students […]
Read moreBy Alexander Valdes | Published by November 25, 2019 Voices Lost, a concert in commemoration of composers that had to endure the suffering brought upon them by Nazi concentration camps in remembrance of the night of Kristallnacht (broken glass) was hosted by Adara Goldberg, Director of the Holocaust Resource Center and Sarah Coykendall, Assistant Director of the Holocaust Resource Center […]
Read moreBy De’von Mitchell | Published by November 12, 2019 Kean University is a campus that has many students from different backgrounds and cultures. With this in mind, the president of Kean University’s Afro Latinx Dance Project, Kristine Leslie has come up with a new event idea. The Afro Latinx Dance Project is teaching free dance lessons each month for all […]
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By Alexander Valdes | Published by November 11, 2019 For those that suffer from feelings of intense depression and suicidal ideation (ideation – the formation of ideas or concepts), there are those who wish to help you on campus. A Night For Hope is a way for Campus Ministry and the Kean Gospel Choir to connect to those that seek […]
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By Wynter Aiken | Published by October 20, 2019 Two years after graduating from Kean, walking through busy Cougar Walk seems like a long time ago to Perry Brody. He remembers the long lines of Starbucks in the Nancy Thompson Library and the rush to get to class from Downs Hall to CAS. But, what Brody remembers most is the […]
Read moreBy Craig Epstein | Published by October 17th, 2019 Kean University alum Max Friedman graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts in Graphic Design. His passion for graphic design has taken him from places like Korea and Mexico to areas in London and Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Just recently, Friedman illustrated the global ad campaign for Ketel One Vodka. […]
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