Student Government Association and the Graduate Student Government Rebranding Ceremony

By Davaughnia Wilson | Published April 15, 2022 On April 4, the Student Government Association (SGA) and Graduate Student Government (GSG) hosted their rebranding ceremony where they introduced their new logo, spoke about some of their major accomplishments and also their commitment to donating $450,000 to scholarships for Kean students. The event, held in the Miron Student Center (MSC) Atrium, […]

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The Semester Town Halls Continue with President Repollet, His Staff & Students

By Chelsey Jaipersaud | Published April 15, 2022 President Lamont Repollet addressed student concerns regarding tuition, changes within facilities and buildings, and dining service advancements on campus during the Spring semester Town Hall. The Town Hall was held on March 22 and alongside Dr.Repollet were Class President Kobe Robinson as well as Vice President for Planning Felice Vazquez and Associate […]

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Kean University’s Open Year Event: Kean’s Got Talent

By Rosney Herrera There is nothing more inspiring than seeing young people discover and pursue their unique abilities and interests to enhance their own lives and the lives of others around them.  “Pathways” is the name given to Kean university talent development, which stresses students to gain access to the opportunity, identify and cultivate the talents they possess, and develop […]

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University Senate Discusses Enrollment and Retention

by Tyra Watts Student retention and enrollment data were some of the topics discussed at the Kean University Full Senate Meeting held via Zoom on March 1, 2022. Michael Salvatore, Senior Vice President of Administration, addressed the Senate about enrollment. . According to current enrollment data, 12,020 students are enrolled in the Spring 2022 semester, a decrease from the 12,053 […]

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Bringing Harlem to Kean

By Keyon Gardner Art has many multipurpose uses and it just so happens that it is another tool for public and social issues to be addressed to the people to give them more of a meaningful understanding. The Office of Residential Student Services hosted an exhilarating event on the last Sunday of February called Jazz and Paint Night at Keans […]

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Let Your Voice Be Heard with Kean’s Climate Survey

By Andrey Nalbantov | Published March 24, 2022 The Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) at Kean officially gave access to the first-ever Campus Climate Survey on Wednesday, March 2 that is available through Friday, April 8.  The goal of the survey is to gather as much understanding as possible from the experiences of students, faculty, and staff in […]

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Successful Kean Alum Works for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

By Harmony Sanchez | Published March 24, 2022 A Kean alumnae who has reached the pinnacle of success in the corporate world returned to campus in February to discuss her lifelong work for fairness and equity in the workplace, currently as managing director and head of global diversity at BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager with a $9.5 trillion portfolio. […]

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New Jersey Mask Mandates Lifted In Public Schools

By Victoria Cifelli | Published March 24, 2022 Dr. Lamont Repollet announced to the Kean community in an email on March 4 that the University will lift the mask mandate on April 1, and make it optional. This comes on the heels of Governor Phil Murphy’s announcement on Feb. 7 that on March 7, masks will no longer be required […]

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A Tribute to Dr. Stephen Kubow at Kean-Ocean

By Elaine Amico, Francheska Kubacki | Published Feb 28, 2022 In the last few weeks of his life, Dr. Stephen Kubow, Associate Vice President of Kean-Ocean, had a meeting with President Lamont O. Repollet.   His request: “Don’t forget about Kean Ocean.”  Dr. Kubow died on May 3 after a long illness, but he is not forgotten. The Associate Vice President […]

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