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By Craig Epstein | Published by December 7, 2019 A former key adviser to President Barack Obama expressed to a packed audience at Kean University that young people have the tools to galvanize and create change. Speaking in the STEM Auditorium on Nov. 21 as part of Kean’s Distinguished Lecture Series, David Axelrod urged young people to play a significant […]
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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 […]
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By Salimah McCullough | Published by December 3, 2019 Olake Muhammad, 22, was one in four women in America who experience domestic violence in their lifetime. Only she didn’t realize it until she was already seeing doctors and therapists from the aftermath of her abuser. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, “one in four women experience severe intimate […]
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 […]
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By Tahjee’ Shaw | Published by November 15, 2019 Kean held its fifth annual PowderPuff football game on Oct. 29 at Harwood Arena to raise money for the American Cancer Society in its fight against breast cancer. “PowderPuff is a fun game for an amazing cause,” said Roshorn Shivers Jr. President of Kean Dance Theater. “We hold it every year, […]
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By Breanna Palzer | Published by November 15, 2019 The Miron Student Center, a well-known place on campus, is undergoing a series of renovations with the goal of making it better for the students and organizations that meet there. The construction on the Miron Student Center started in April 2019 and is scheduled to be completed by January. The construction […]
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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