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By Christine Csaky Since October of 2001, over two million American service men and women have been deployed to the Middle East. One of those soldiers is Kean business student, Ismail Bangura. According to Marsha McCarthy of Kean Media Relations, there are 222 currently enrolled students who are also United States Veterans. Bangura was deployed to Iraq for ten months […]
Read moreBy: Carmen Pineiro Asbury Park is renowned for its classic attractions like its carousel and historic boardwalk that once drew tourists to visit. The carousel, one of the most popular and fondest attractions, is no longer in the boardwalk after it was sold to Family Kingdom Amusement Park in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in 1990. Using photographs from post cards […]
Read moreBy Annalise Knudson It might seem difficult or even impossible for a college student to start their own business on top of student loans, going to school, and responsibilities at home or work, but Kevin Cancino knew he wanted to follow his dream of opening his own business when he was old enough. Only 19 years old and a full […]
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Invitation posted on the club’s Facebook profile inviting all students join the group. By Marco Rodriguez If you’ve ever watched an episode of CSI or Law and Order, you are sure to have seen Forensic Psychologists in action. This field, which combines law and psychology, has arrived at Kean University in the form of a new club, The Forensic Psychology […]
Read moreBy Josue Hernandez The KU Voice, a competition where Kean students get to show off their singing talent. 16 competitors having a sing off for the pride to call themselves the KU Voice winner of 2014; it was 20 year old junior, Angelae Nunes who won the competition. “I was surprised that I won,” said Nunes, “the competition was fun […]
Read moreBy: Jennifer Deligne Watercolor Masters of New Jersey is an appropriate title for the exhibition being shown at the Center for Academic Success’s Karl and Helen Burger Gallery until Nov. 3. The curator, W. Carl Burger, searched for these New Jersey masters to create a compilation of art pieces based solely on the watercolor paint. It might seem like a […]
Read moreBy: Adilene Rodriguez “That used to be a church and behind that was a swimming pool,” said Mickey Kaufman, production manager for the theatre department, pointing at the seats in Enlow Hall. Built in a brand-new space that once was a private school, not only does the five-year-old Enlow Hall host renowned musical acts, but it also doubles as a […]
Read moreBy: Vera Boateng Each academic school year, theatre faculty members get together and showcase plays that are classical and modern theatre for youth. This semester, one of those plays is Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People.” E. Teresa Choate, a theatre professor at Kean University, is directing the play. “We’ve decided to add […]
Read moreBy Roman Gerus The walls of the Nancy Dryfoos Gallery come to life as the collage of selfies dances along the walls in a twisting, turning wave of emotions and stories of students and faculty at Kean University. A single “selfie” can be a portal into the life of a student; each snapshot says a thousand words. The walls of […]
Read moreBy: Daris Mendez When you first think of a Yoga class it is easy to picture a bunch of people in abnormal positions trying to keep their balance. While some yoga poses may push your limits, there is so much more to this craft than meets the eye. Bring the gardens of Liberty Hall into the mix and it creates […]
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