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By Sean Calderon | Published by April 13, 2018 In accordance with National Women’s History Month, The Office of Residential Student Services held the Diaper Bash event, a first of its kind, at the New Freshman Residential Hall on Tuesday, March 27. The event involved student volunteers who helped put together gift and aid baskets for two single, poverty stricken […]
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By Salimah McCullough | Published by April 13, 2018 Kean student Eyad Khalife knew from the very moment he heard about the Kean University Outdoor and Adventure Recreation Club that he wanted to be a part of it. Now he’s president of the club. “A student asked me if I loved to hike, rock climb, etcetera, and I’m very interested […]
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By Cameron Beall | Published by April 13, 2018 Professor Martha Salama, who teaches public speaking here at Kean, has dreamed of publishing a book since she was 18 years old. She has been writing poetry almost all her life, and this deep love for poetry is evident in her new children’s book, “I’ll Carry You.” “Something I always wanted […]
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By Leanne Manna | Published by April 13, 2018 Liberty Hall is a hidden gem of Kean University. Located across the street near the STEM building, not many students are aware of its existence and even fewer could share anything about it. Liberty Hall was built in 1772 by William Livingston, a New York lawyer who would go on to […]
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By Petruce Jean-Charles | Published by April 13, 2018 When trying to obtain a bachelor’s degree, four years can go by quickly. In the span of those four year, one can forget about the daunting reality of life after Kean University. Sooner or later, students will outgrow Kean and will be confronted by the real world. Graduating seniors can make […]
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By Valencia Stevenson | Published by April 13, 2018 Finals are approaching and a popular studying “hotspot” on Kean University’s campus is the Nancy Thompson library, causing it to be regularly crowded. That being said, are there other places on campus where a student can study? The answer is yes. Naheid Shahsamand, sophomore at Kean, said she prefers Green Lane […]
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By Dr. Josh Palgi | Published by April 13, 2018 In 1987, the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) designated April as Alcohol Awareness Month. The goal is to help reduce the stigma so often associated with alcoholism by encouraging communities to reach out to the American public each April with information about alcohol, alcoholism, alcoholism and recovery, […]
Read moreBy Leanne Manna | Published by March 16, 2018 Kean Hall or as it is commonly known “The castle looking building” has a rich history that extends before the presence of the University. The structure was built by Senator Hamilton Fish Kean to serve as his stable and library. The library was considered to be a prime example of Norman […]
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By Salimah McCullough | Published by March 16, 2018 Midterm and finals come around twice a semester and can bring on a lot of additional anxiety and stress to college students. College is a stressful time for many and with all of the homework, exams, and papers, it can sometimes be difficult to balance all of the work. On top […]
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By Carolina Guerra | Published by March 16, 2018 Raffles are great, but what makes Kean’s Rebuilding Warriors Raffle a must-purchase is not only the reward for the three lucky Kean students, but also the benefit that goes to the veteran behind the raffle. Student Government Organization created the raffle to raise funds to donate professionally trained service dogs to […]
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