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By Emily Casey The Kean Ocean Communication Club visited The Chelsea Assisted Living for the first time this season on Wednesday, Oct 5. Club members spent over an hour coloring, playing games and sharing stories with the residents at The Chelsea. This small act of kindness brought smiles to many of the residents faces.
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By Joshua Rosario Kean students and faculty weighed in on a recent court ruling in the South which favored a company that fired a black woman because of her dreadlocks. The Equal Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit on behalf of Chasity Jones, an employee at an Alabama- based insurance company called Catastrophe Management Solution, after she was told she couldn’t […]
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By Maggie Ortuso The Kean campus was abuzz with activities like a mechanical bull, shrek characters and more for Homecoming earlier this month. Kean students and alumni came together for the event, which took place on Oct. 1. The theme for this year was Once Upon a Time. Green Lane Academic Building was transformed with decorations from fairytale movies, like […]
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By: Mike Roche Sept. 12 A 29 year old East Orange man was arrested on Morris Avenue for contempt. Sept. 13 Theft: Police report a book was stolen by an unknown person. Sept. 15 Theft: A victim’s laptop and case was stolen from a computer lab in Center for Academic Success building. Sept. 16 Underage persons were arrested for underage […]
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By Cody Louie Kean University police responded to three reports of suspicious packages on campus, with the latest occurring on Oct. 13 which led to the evacuation of the Green Lane Building. A suspicious package was found near the Union train station around 10 a.m. on Oct. 13 when authorities decided to evacuate the building. The Union County Bomb Squad […]
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By Babatunde Dahunsi | Published Oct. 25, 2016 Senioritis — a colloquial expression used by students in their last year of college who are eager to graduate, but lose the motivation to give 100 percent toward their studies — can spread like wildfire for students who take more than the traditional four years to graduate. The definition of what it means […]
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By Mike Roche | Published Oct. 24, 2016 The sun shone on Kean University on Oct. 16 for the 2016 Nathan Weiss Memorial Cougar Color 5K. Dr. Jeffrey Beck, dean of the Weiss Graduate School, presided over the race and kept everything running smoothly. “It’s going great, we’ve got perfect weather for the run.” said Beck. He spoke about the […]
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By Rebecca Panico | Published Oct. 22, 2016 Kean stopped providing health insurance to students this fall and is instead directing them to the Affordable Care Act website, more commonly known as Obamacare. The change comes in the wake of state legislation from 2013, which sought to make higher education more affordable by nixing the requirement that students needed health […]
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By Rebecca Panico | Published Oct. 22, 2016 When Prof. Norma Bowe heard of the bombs found near the Elizabeth train station on Sept. 18, it bothered her that the two men responsible for alerting police of the danger were known only as homeless. “Anyone can be a hero, even someone homeless,” said Bowe, founder of Be the Change, a […]
Read moreBy Rebecca Panico | Published Oct. 20, 2016 Dr. Suzanne Bousquet knew she had to help when she learned that Will Leak had fallen due to complications from cerebral palsy, a condition that affects a person’s muscles and their ability to control them. “When he fell, that was the moment when I thought of Be the Change,” said Dr. Bousquet, […]
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