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By Keanu Austin Kean’s Occupational Therapy program held its first general body meeting of the year Feb. 10, during the observance of American Heart Month. In honor of the month-long observance, those present at the meeting worked together to create colorful artwork to be donated to children. “The art will be donated to PAR FORE,” said Rebecca Jones, a second-year […]
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By Shelsie Ducheine After a week of delay due to the on-again-off-again snowstorms we have encountered here at Kean, The “Black Love Affair” was set and ready to go on February 20. Students and their guest arrived in their Sunday best waiting to see just what the night had in store. Pan-African Student Union (PASU) hosted the black tie event […]
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By Vera Boateng Kean University has launched the School of Communication, Media and Journalism reflecting changes at the college. “When the faculty was presented with the opportunity to become a school, we were excited for the chance to capitalize on our existing strengths while at the same time creating programs that forge new directions in the study of all facets […]
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By Kyle Lawrence Imagine a catalogue of the romantic and sexual thoughts going through the minds of Kean students. Fortunately, or unfortunately, this catalogue exists in Twitter form. Kean U Crushes is a twitter account where Kean students can post their hidden desires and thoughts for the world to see, often specifically naming the object of their desires. While this […]
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By Keanu Austin While this year’s Winter Olympics were held in Sochi, several Kean students organized and held a Condom Olympics event on Feb. 12. “This is my second time doing it,” said Adriana Castro, a Bartlett Hall residence assistant. “I’m hosting it with my sorority.” Castro, who belongs to Chi Upsilon Sigma National Latin Sorority, Inc., last held and […]
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By Sade Cox and Andrea Parr College students have anxiety when it comes to speaking in front of an audience, or a classroom full of their peers. Therefore, most students try to avoid taking communication courses that involve public speaking, or postpone the courses until senior year. Speech communication professor Meghan Gill uses the “King’s Speech Method” to assist students […]
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By Justin George When Dr. Cyril Nwako suddenly passed away while visiting relatives in Nigeria on December 29, 2013, to say that several people were impacted by his death would be an understatement. Apart from the five children and wife that he leaves behind, several of his close friends and associates had nothing but good things to say about him. […]
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By Tim Awojobi When Jerry Abramov first came to this country, survival was his only option. Both of his parents were hard-working and struggling, leaving Abramov on his own. That has made him the man he is today. He is now CEO of COS Phones Company and a self-made millionaire. Abramov wants to spread his word and life experience to […]
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By Jasmine Leach Betta Kappa Psi and Nu Theta Chi hosts its first of many Speed Dating events at Kean University. Betta Kappa Psi fraternity and sorority Nu Theta Chi hosted its first full house pre-Valentine’s Day Speed Dating event at Kean University. On Mon. Feb. 10, Betta Kappa Psi and Nu Theta Chi had their first Speed Dating event […]
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By Roman Gerus Another Valentine’s Day has come and gone, and whether that time was spent with a significant other or a significant bottle of liquor is in the past now. The race for the sappiest displays of affection is over, but there is still time for love. For the first time, Kean University is hosting a speed-date in the […]
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