Why do our buildings have names?

By Kelly Contreras | Published by April 18, 2019 Every day an endless number of students and faculty enter and leave the buildings on Kean University’s Union campus, but it seems few know the real names of our buildings. Students and faculty may refer to some buildings by nicknames like “CAS” or “the library” rather than the actual formal names. […]

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Does America value potential or privilege when it comes down to education

By Anastasia Zhelezova | Published by April 15, 2019 Chances are you’ve probably heard about the recent college admissions bribery scandal. People, particularly wealthy people, went to extreme lengths to get their children into Ivy League and prominent American universities. Girls and boys who’ve never spent a single day playing a particular sport suddenly receive a scholarship for it. But […]

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Holocaust Survivor shares life story

By Erin McGuinness | Published by April 5, 2019 Kean University students and community members gathered in the Miron Student Center Little Theatre April 4 to listen to the testimony of a Holocaust survivor. Fred Heyman was born and raised in Berlin, Germany. He lived through twelve years of The Nazi’s power, he said. Heyman took audience members on the journey […]

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Calling all public speakers

By Shannon Sheehan | Published by March 23, 2019 The first Speech Contest hosted by the School of Communication, Media and Journalism is being held to allow students to showcase their public speaking abilities. This is a vital skill for students to have, therefore this contest will allow students to grow academically, socially and become more comfortable speaking in front […]

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Kicking off Women’s History Month

By Shannon Sheehan | Published by March 22, 2019 The start of March represents the start of Women’s History Month, a time where society recognizes women, their accomplishments and also the hardships that women face based on their gender. Kean University is celebrating this month by holding a series of lectures, the first transpiring on Mar. 1, 2019. The guest […]

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From college admissions to Hollywood scandals

By: Nicole Diefenbacher | Published by March 22, 2019 Federal prosecutors say that 50 people took part in a massive scandal that involved bribing coaches and school officials as well as cheating on standardized test in the first week of March, according to CNN. Dozens of parents have been charged, including Hollywood stars like Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman. According […]

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The Inspiration for Olivia Pope, Judy Smith Speaks at Kean University

By David Janes | Published by March 7, 2019 The Spring Semester Distinguished Lecture Series kicked off with Crisis Manager and Fixer herself, Judy Smith. Smith has represented Monica Lewinsky, Michael Vick, Enron, and worked under George H. W. Bush’s administration as his Deputy Press Secretary, dealing with the investigation of Iran-Contra and 1991 Gulf War. Smith is also known […]

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Alternatives besides the cafeteria

By Valencia Stevenson | Published by March 1, 2019 Even if students are hungry on campus, sometimes they just don’t want to make that trip to the cafeteria and want to explore other options. Students don’t always have to depend on what is on campus with their Kean ID. Students can use their Cougar Cash or Flex Dollars at many off-campus dining areas […]

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First-semester freshmen awarded for attaining 4.0 GPA

By Kelly Contreras | Published by Feb. 28, 2019 Kean University held its first awards ceremony on Thursday, January 31 for five freshman who were able to attain a 4.0 GPA after their first semester. This event took place in the Center for Academic Success where Dean Jonathan Mercantini presented Kyjahn Taylor, Dayna Dobkowski, Joelle Francisco, Gianna Leonen, and Gianna […]

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