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By Mallory Helmes | Published by December 5, 2021 Pop Quiz: When looking around at Kean University’s campus what do you see? Grass Trees Flowers Buildings According to Kean University professor William Heyniger, the correct answer is none of the above. “As I look across campus I see nothing, I see a desert, an ecological desert,” said Heyniger. His solution […]
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By Rosney Herrera | Published by December 5, 2021 Kean University has been at the core of a series of campaigns to create awareness about Alzheimer’s disease for almost half as long as the institution has existed and on Oct.27 Sigma Beta Chi sorority continued the tradition as the host of Alzheimer’s Awareness Day. Alzheimer’s disease is when the brain […]
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By Victoria Cifelli | Published by November 18, 2021 A new center for student advisement, called the Center for Advising, Persistence, and Success (CAPS), was opened up for students on campus, and they are now able to make appointments with their additional academic advisers. Prior to this center opening up, students would have to make appointments with advisers set to […]
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By Dorian Alerte | Published by November 12, 2021 UNION- Sian Seeger was not expecting to be a multisport athlete when she began her volleyball career at Kean University but after one afternoon workout in the pool, her journey began. Don Perkins, the women’s volleyball head coach, brought his volleyball team into the D’Angola Gym pool for a preseason workout […]
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By Hector Morales | Published by October 22, 2021 Taylor Micheaux, a freshman from Texas, was named the New Jersey Athletic Conference Rookie of the Week for Kean University Women’s Volleyball team for the week of September 20. Micheaux totaled 21 digs, 15 kills, three aces and two blocks, earning her the award. Dig are when a player prevents the […]
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By Rosney Herrera | Published by October 20, 2021 “Music is the medicine of the soul”, was the description on the 4th episode of the Hispanic Heritage Month 2021. The Latin American culture is usually incorporated in a ceremony, whether small or big. The music of Hispanics is laden with history, passion, legend, oppression, country, love, and many other themes. […]
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Harmony Sanchez | Published by October 20, 2021 Kean’s Greek Senate recently hosted their annual Greek Conference on September 11th. After feeling somewhat overlooked by Kean, many members of the Greek community took the opportunity to voice their concerns about the lack of support from the administration at this year’s conference. “Some concerns brought up at the Greek Conference were […]
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By Isaiah Joseph | Published by October 15, 2021 New Kean social work department helps connect students to helpful services inside and out of campus. Every semester you are introduced to new people, experiences, relationships, and connections to help you tackle the obstacles you face as students, so you can walk on stage with a diploma in your hand. Sometimes […]
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By Davaughnia Wilson | Published by October 20, 2021 The first day of school was like no other this year as Tropical Storm Ida charged through causing floods, unexpected traffic, uprooted trees, devastation, fright, and canceled classes. Students, faculty, and staff were caught in the storm, and most of them had to either drive home or spend the night on […]
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By L.K. Mata Cuevas | Published by October 18, 2021 Dominican-American writer and author, Elizabeth Acevedo, visited Kean University as part of Hispanic Heritage Month and Kean’s Common Read where all first-year students read the same book. This year’s book was Acevedo’s The Poet X. Acevedo, a poet, New York Times best-selling author, and first woman of color to win […]
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