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By Chelsey Jaipersaud | Posted by December 20, 2021 President Lamont Repollet discussed important security measures and solutions to enhance the safety around the university in light of the recent sexual assault incident during the first in person Town Hall meeting since the start of the pandemic. The meeting, held on November 22, was the first town hall that incorporated […]
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By Julia Strugala | Published by December 20, 2021 The pandemic has taken a toll on colleges throughout the country, creating multi-million dollar budget gaps due to a decline in enrollment and other issues caused by the deadly virus. According to the National Student Clearinghouse, Undergraduate enrollment in the fall of 2020 declined by 3.6% from the fall […]
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By Harmony Sanchez | Published by December 26, 2021 Every Election Day, millions of Americans head to the polls to exercise their right to vote and many young adults around the country still have yet to do the same. This year, in an effort to increase voter engagement, Kean University entered and placed second in the 2021 NJ Ballot Bowl. […]
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By Isaiah Joseph | Published by December 5, 2021 Have you ever walked around campus and wondered why some things look so…odd? How about going to class and meeting that flickering light you have been seeing since the semester started or the stalls for people who have physical disabilities being out of order. Picture this, a long day sitting through […]
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By Julia Strugala | Published by November 19, 2021 Covid has become a household topic over the past year and a half, and our lives have completely changed in a way we would have never imagined. For many people, this new lifestyle meant working and doing school from home, going drastically long periods of time without seeing friends and family, […]
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By Christian Grullon | Published by November 19, 2021 In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the University’s Offices of Career Services & Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion held a virtual panel, ‘Crucial Career Conversations…LATINX’, on Oct. 14. Led by Kean alumni and current students, the panel discussed the impact of internships on the LatinX community. While the meeting was targeted towards […]
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By Rosney Herrera | Published by November 18, 2021 Kean University has been fertile ground for a series of emergency “fire” alarms and medical emergencies during the week of Oct. 15-19, according to the Kean University Police blotter. On the morning of Oct. 15, a fire alarm went off at Freshman Residence Hall, resulting in a few minutes of panic […]
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By Davaughnia Wilson | Updated by November 16, 2021 A former Kean University student is facing charges in connection with two separate reports from female students who said that a man touched and harassed them on Kean University’s Union campus on the evening of Nov. 3. According to Margaret McCorry, Associate Vice President for University Relations, “the suspect is scheduled […]
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individuals are enduring severe mental health issues for a crime that :
“Yes there is a connection, one is not often reported on the news, seen on popular television shows, or even spoken of in public, there is much more to the story,” Repollet said.
By Davaughnia Wilson | Published by November 15, 2021 It was a momentous day at Kean University when a Kean Alumnus was formally installed as the 18th President and the first Black leader in the university’s 166-year history. “A moment of this magnitude really makes you introspective, and reflective about your past. I stand before you today profoundly humble and […]
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