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By Lena Zhu | Published March 1, 2018 The Center of Interdisciplinary Studies’ B.A Global Studies program was approved by the Kean University Faculty Senate at the Jan. 30 meeting. The B.A. Global Studies program is set to start in the 2018 Fall semester. The program requires 120 credits to complete, as opposed to the 124 credits that are required […]
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By Petruce Jean-Charles | Published March 1, 2018 President Donald Trump startled the country with one of his comments. On Jan. 11, during a meeting with a bipartisan group of senators in the White House, Trump referred to Haiti and other African nations as “shithole countries.” This meeting was established to come up with solutions for immigration and issues pertaining […]
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By Dan Papa | Published March 1, 2018 With the legalization of marijuana as a new possibility in New Jersey, it is becoming clear that “the times they are a-changin’.” As a candidate, the state’s new Governor Phil Murphy, promised that one of his first acts would be to legalize marijuana in the Garden State. Legalization is part of Murphy’s […]
Read moreBy Joshua Rosario | Published March 1, 2018 In 1963, the United States Congress passed the Equal Pay Act, the law provides equal pay for equal work regardless of sex. Despite the law, a disparity remained between genders pay. In 2009, President Obama signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, to help against that disparity. According to the United States […]
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By Rafaela Teixeira | Published March 1, 2018 Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) have been all the rage lately as the popular vote among younger generations go to vaping. The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse define vaping as the act of inhaling and exhaling aerosol (e-juice), often mistaken as water vapor, which contains many toxic chemicals not including tobacco. It […]
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By Sara Ridgway | Published March 1, 2018 The Kean University Police Department’s daily, public blotter reveals all of the incidents and crimes reported to the police. Between the dates of Jan. 16 (the first day of the spring 2018 semester) and Feb. 5, there was a total of nine motor vehicle accidents, 12 fi re alarms (two of which […]
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By Sean Calderon | Published March 1, 2018 The Trump administration declared on Jan. 8 that it will move to terminate the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for four countries, including over 200,000 Salvadorans and over 50,000 Haitians, who now face deportation. The current administration plans to roll back the policy that also includes El Salvadoran (given after the 2001 El […]
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By Salimah McCullough | Published March 1, 2018 Many celebrities and well-known people around the world have been taking to social media in the last few months to share their stories about sexual harassment and abuse to help raise awareness of the current #MeToo movement. But sexual harassment isn’t something that just occurs in Hollywood to celebrities. It happens in […]
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By Monica Sudfield | Published March 1, 2018 Sabrina Argentina glanced down at her phone to see a message informing her that she was just “super liked” on the online dating app, Tinder. Intrigued by what – or better yet, whom – she was greeted by when opening the alert, she decided to “like” the man back and start chatting […]
Read moreBy Greg Patuto | Published March 1, 2018 The NBA has reached the midway point of their season and that only means one thing, the most exciting weekend of the year is right around the corner. NBA All-Star weekend tips off on Friday, February 16 with the Mountain Dew Risings Stars challenge and the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game. It continues […]
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