Category: News

By Tyra Watts | Published March 4, 2023 Kean University’s Center for International Studies has four Travelearn trips for the Spring 2023 semester and two Travelearn trips for the Summer 2023 semester.   Travelearn is Kean’s short-term study abroad program. It is where students can pursue their degrees while traveling to various parts of the world to learn about a specific […]

By Keyon Gardner | Published March 4, 2023 Temperatures today have risen beyond normal for the past decade and can be deemed the most unprecedented change ever in human history. Scientists have been able to retrieve temperature data from marine sediments and computer simulations of climate change that can reconstruct surface temperatures of the past.   Kean’s Department of Environment and […]

By Josephine Carrillo | Published March 4, 2023 Every year, most nations, if not all, celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8, to commemorate, honor, and show their respect to all individuals that identify as women, all over the world.  According to History’s article written by Sarah Pruitt, the first country to ever celebrate women throughout history was the United […]

By Isabelle Guthrie | Published March 3, 2023 The Kean Blue Diamonds, the name that rang through the minds, heart, and soul of three then-freshmen female students and many alike is currently an untold mystery.  The Kean Blue Diamonds was a newly recognized student group that had high hopes of becoming a cheerleading team. They were faced with defeat shortly […]

By Adaora Nnakwe | Published March 3, 2022 The rising cost of living has put students on a tight budget towards their spending habits while maintaining essential expenses like groceries and gas.  While prices continue to rise, students are focusing on what they need first before buying unnecessary goods like clothing, buying coffee, and eating off campus that result in […]

By Isabelle Guthrie | Published February 13, 2023 When students and faculty arrive at Kean University in Fall 2023, they will use a new online Learning Management System called Canvas that is replacing Blackboard, in use since 2005. Ironically, after years of complaints about technical difficulties with Blackboard –  issues that were heightened during the pandemic when Kean went remote […]

By Adaora Nnakwe | Published February 10, 2023 Students closed out of courses during the registration period will have a new option starting next semester: go on a waitlist.  Michael Salvatore, senior vice president of administration, told the University Senate in January that Kean tested a waitlist feature of some sought-after courses during the registration period in the fall semester. […]