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By Tasha Dowbachuk | Published by Feb. 14, 2019 It’s a natural phenomenon for all of us. We see romance everywhere we look, whether it’s in the perfume, cologne commercials or a friend who publicly announces who the love of their life is via Instagram. To makes matters enhanced, there’s a whole holiday for this occasion. Between the oversized bears […]
Read moreBy Josh Palgi | Published Jan. 29, 2018 College is called the best four years of your life. Exercise could make the college experience less stressful and more enjoyable with endless short and long term benefits. So, what percent of college students exercise regularly? Only 50.4 percent of males and 39.9 percent of female students met these recommendations. Is it […]
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By Joshua Rosario | Published Jan. 29, 2018 We all want to be healthier in our food choices. We all ask for salads but we really want fries. In a perfect world, we would be stuffing our fat little faces with all that greasy goodness all the time without worry of calories. Sadly, this is not a perfect world and […]
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By Dr. Connie Hassett-Walker | Published Sept. 29, 2017 In a Feb. 2017 speech to Congress, President Trump announced a new office – Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) – that, according to its website, would be focused on helping “immigration crime victims”. The President was elected on what some felt was an anti-immigrant platform — characterizing immigrants from Mexico […]
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By Rose Marie Kitchen| Published May 6, 2017 The skills are many, but the words are few … “thank you” for a semester that I will never forget. As I sit here and edit this last print edition for this spring 2016-2017 semester, it makes me realize two things. One, graduation is less than weeks away and two, that means […]
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By Rebecca Panico | Published Dec. 12, 2016 As I enter my last semester at Kean University and leave my post as editor-in-chief to handle web development for The Tower, I’ve been reflecting on my experiences throughout my academic career. It’s been an honor and a privilege to serve as a student reporter, news editor, co-editor and editor-in-chief at The […]
Read moreBy Bryan C. Kuriawa Well, after nearly four years of wandering in and out of room 413, I’m graduating from Kean University. Despite the many ups and downs, I can say it was fun and enjoyable working on this publication, day in and day out. When I first came here in November 2011, it was to be an Arts and […]
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By Bryan C. Kuriawa and Christine Moukazis It is sometimes believed that universities, public or private, try to act in the best interest of their students. We are told that students and faculty are the heart of a university. In that sense, it is thought that they would do their best in trying to allocate their resources to give us […]
Read moreBy Dan Canova As I’m sitting home on my couch and writing this final piece for “The Tower” here at Kean University, I can’t help but think about how fast my four years in college have gone. It’s a blur. I began as an Athletic Training Major, switched over to Physical Education, and finally discovered myself becoming a Communication/Journalism Major […]
Read moreBy: Brian Konchalski In the last five years, Kean University has seen a number of things change and yet a lot has stayed the same. The university has had championship sports teams like our Men’s Volleyball team that won its conference last year, widely recognized academic programs such as our sustainability and teaching programs and a groundbreaking ceremony for a […]
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