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By Jenevieve Cruz | Published by Sept. 21, 2018 Walking into the atrium, students can venture up to the Involvement Center by the elevator located by the food center. Students can also stop by the Center for Leadership and Service (CLS) Room 219 for quick pointers for events to join. Mark Dahmar, a senior majoring in Education is very helpful […]
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By Dan Papa | Published by Sept. 20, 2018 Read story below gallery. Fraternities and Sororities littered Harwood Arena with tables to attract perspective members at the Fall 2018 biannual event, Meet the Greeks. All students are encouraged to attend and find a fraternity, or sorority, that suits them by attending either the Fall, or Spring, event. All attendees […]
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By: Kelly Contreras | Published by Sept. 20, 2018 It’s September, students are returning to Kean for the Fall semester, saying goodbye to the summer gear, iced cold drinks and bringing out the hoodies and boots… or not. Three weeks into the semester and students are still able to roam around campus in short sleeves and open-toed shoes. Why would […]
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Published by May 10, 2018 | By Sean Calderon As finals week and end of the spring semester approaches, many Kean students are starting to feel the hint of summer vacation and the relief of almost being done. Some are just excited to be over with the academic year, while others are completely drained out from all the papers, exams […]
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Published by May 9, 2018 | By Tower Staff For the third consecutive year, The Tower, Kean University’s independent, student news organization, has been recognized as one of the top three college newspapers in New Jersey, public or private. The New Jersey Collegiate Press Association (NJCPA) gave The Tower third place honors for General Excellence, the most coveted category in […]
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Published by May 9, 2018 | By Estefani Hernandez Would you know what to do if there was an active shooter? Lt. Gorman states to always look around you. Find the nearest exits. First response should be to escape. “Your number one priority should be getting away, so knowing your exits is very important.” If for some reason you can’t […]
Read morePublished by May 9, 2018 | By Sean Calderon On April 24, a flock of students flooded into Room 207 of the Human Rights Institute in the Nancy Thompson Library here at Kean. There weren’t enough seats for everyone, so some brought in more chairs from neighboring rooms. Eventually, some had to sit down on the floor. The room was […]
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Published by May 9, 2018 | By Carolina Guerra The Kean Dance Marathon, otherwise known as KDM, was a major success, raising $53,875.52. Many students and student organizations, such as the National Society for Collegiate Scholars, participated in an effort to raise money. A website dedicated to KDM was created to rally teams to raise money. Several activities were available […]
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Published by May 9, 2018 | By Salimah McCullough Many students of different cultures, races, and religions came together during the week to learn more about the Muslim/Islamic culture. The Kean University Muslim Student Association recently hosted Islam Awareness Week. This week is a tradition throughout the MSA that Kean has had for over a year now. From April 10 […]
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Published by May 9, 2018 | By Jennifer Padilla Students, professors, and the College of Liberal Arts Dean got pies thrown at their faces outside of the Miron Student Center on Thursday. “It’s the end of the semester; I know students will be aiming at me,” said Dr. Christopher Lynch, communications professor. “I told my students in class, ‘If you […]
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