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By: 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 […]
Read moreBy Clifton Andrews As October descends upon Kean University, the days grow shorter, the air grows colder, and the night of fright known as Halloween inches closer and closer with the passing days. As does the inevitable question that all adults must face, “are we getting too old for this?” As college students, it’s only natural that we are constantly […]
Read moreBy Rebecca Panico You’ve most likely seen him on campus walking to class, looking a bit tired and overworked just like any other average college student. Tall and lanky, wearing his trademark bandana, hastily going from one building to the next. Maybe he hands you your cup of coffee when you swing by Starbucks in the library’s lobby before […]
Read moreBy Kia Deadwyler Students at Kean decided to create a way to show school spirit and support the fight against breast cancer by participating in a charity basketball game organized by the Pan-African Student Union. The cultural organization, whose mission is to unify all people of African descent into a greater awareness of self, took on the project that […]
Read moreBy Lauren Spain Junior women’s volleyball player Lisa DeGroot won the NJAC title of player of the week for the second and third time in her athletic collegiate career on the weeks of September 29 and October 13. “It’s a good feeling being a junior and getting it twice, because the first time I was a sophomore, so it […]
Read moreJoe Mendes, former playmaker for the Cougars By Mak Ojutiku “Hey, she looks just like me don’t she?” he says grinning. At first it’s hard to see a resemblance between Joseph Mendes and his daughter. After all, she’s a little three-month-old girl and he’s a towering 25-year-old linebacker. On closer inspection though, you can see some of the elder Mendes […]
Read moreBy Elizabeth Bracey “Ditto can pick up dropped items, pull open doors/drawers if there’s rope tied to the doors. He knows more than 30 commands and, most importantly, he’s my best friend,” said Kean University student Nicholas Tyler. Tyler, 21 and a junior, is talking about his service dog, Ditto, a 2-year-old Golden Retriever. Tyler has cerebral palsy and he […]
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