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By Breanna Palzer | Published by November 19, 2020 Many students feel that too much work and not having any stability is affecting their college experience. Some are also worried about future semesters and their financial situation. “I’ve been having such a hard time trying to find a job,” senior, marketing major, Ashley Aucapina said. “I don’t really want to […]
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By Jennifer Balsa | Published by November 19, 2020 It is that time of the year again when the leaves begin to change color and the sun starts to come down earlier in the day. The smell of pumpkin spice invades the air as all the fall decorations begin to flourish all over the retail seasonal aisles. We make a […]
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By Valerie Sanabria | Published by November 19, 2020 COVID-19 changed the lives of many people, especially college students after the transition to remote learning. As the Fall 2020 semester progresses, some students are starting to get fatigued and in need of something different while some others are struggling with the workload and anxiety. “In the beginning I was okay […]
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By: Ruben Nieves | Published by November 19, 2020 Since Joe Biden won the presidential election, there has been happiness and anger all across the country from voters. Throughout the country and in cities such as Brooklyn and Washington D.C. there have been big groups of people celebrating the news of Biden winning, but there are also people who are angry […]
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By Tiye Bracy| Published by November 26, 2020 In honor of Women Entrepreneurship Week, the Women and Gender Studies Program at Kean hosted a webinar online via Zoom on Nov. 2. Women Entrepreneurship Week was founded in 2014 by Montclair University. The guest speaker for this event was Miriam Gitelman, Chef and Owner of COCO JOLIE located in Englewood, NJ. […]
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By Alexander Valdes | Published by October 23, 2020 It’s no surprise that our country is currently in a time of great turmoil, but it is also undergoing a time of change for select groups of people. On Thursday, September 24 an online event called “Diversity Speaks” was held to educate the students of Kean University about racial discrimination within […]
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By Tiye Bracy | Published by October 23, 2020 When COVID-19 reached America, it drastically changed people’s way of life. Students had to cope with this shift in society. The pandemic definitely impacted students and the school systems. Students received an email in August from President Lamont Repollet regarding an update on the reopening of Kean University. It was then […]
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By Emily Robles | Published by October 23, 2020 This fall semester as part of the Climb Higher Restart Plan, Kean University welcomed back the resumption of face-to-face classes on campus. On Sept. 21 after three weeks of remote learning, 22% of courses at Kean were able to meet on campus once again. Courses that are on campus mostly consist […]
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By Jennifer Balsa | Published by October 23, 2020 It is that time of the year again when we bring out all the scary decorations. From skeletons to squashed brains to hanging eyeballs, the facades are ready for Halloween. It is tradition that the month of October is dedicated to fall activities, such as apple picking, pumpkin carving, corn mazes […]
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By Valerie Sanabria | Published by October 23, 2020 All Juliana Lopez wanted was to fit in with other Kean Students. “The ESL(English as a Second Language) Club was my first opportunity to realize that I could be like the other students. I also have opportunities, I just have to work harder for them,” Lopez said. Kean’s ESL program administrators […]
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