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Junior Air Raid Warden Blackout Kit featured from the 1940s. By Rose Marie Kitchen | Posted October 22, 2015 It seems that toys come and go but the truth is toys never actually disappear instead they become vintage and unique. The Liberty Hall Museum at Kean University has opened an exhibit to show how exciting vintage toys actually can be. “Toys […]
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By: Rebecca Panico | Published October 22,2015 About 1000 Kean University adjuncts — part-time professors who teach the majority of classes on campus —are not paid nor required to take training for what to do in the event of an active shooter on campus. Additionally, it is unclear if Kean’s full-time professors are required to take emergency preparedness training. The information comes in […]
Read moreBy Yuri Smishkewych | Posted October 22, 2015 Years ago, from a hotel room in Madrid’s Gran Via, artist Alvin Quiñones was inspired by the bird’s eye view of the myriad of people walking about on the streets below. “It [the view] allows us to look at people as just “people” and not make any judgments,” explained Quiñones who […]
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By: Rebecca Panico | Posted on Oct. 21, 2015 Two men allegedly stole a car and tampered with another yesterday during the early morning hours in the Vaughn Eames parking lot, Kean University Police said. Surveillance video shows two men — one of who apparently had a limp on his left side — breaking […]
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By: Rebecca Panico | Posted on Oct. 17, 2015 As the leaves change color around campus, so too will runners in tomorrow’s Nathan Weiss Memorial Cougar Color 5k Race. Runners will be splattered with rainbow-colored cornstarch as they make their way throughout the campus starting at 9 a.m., followed by food, face-painting and live music for the Cougar Fall Festival. Although […]
Read moreCredits: Yuri Smishkewych By Yuri Smishkewych| Posted October 15, 2015 In case you’re feeling the fall doldrums, you’re not the only one: we haven’t gotten a day off since Labor Day and won’t have one until Election Day. That’s seven weeks straight. So who, or what for that matter, is to blame for almost two months of straight academia and […]
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By Gabrielle Gale Prendatt-Carter | Posted September 29, 2015 A conjuror-artist, Katherine Ace’s paintings, displayed in “Behold Revelation: The Fairy Tale Paintings of Katherine Ace,” rearranges the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm and brings magic to life. Located in Kean University’s Karl and Helen Burger Art Gallery in the Center for Academic Success until September 30th, 2015, Ace’s angle is one where visual art meets prose with […]
Read moreBy Rebecca Panico | Posted September 29, 2015 Ursino, Kean University’s fine-dining restaurant inside the S.T.E.M. building, has been temporarily closed for renovations, according to the restaurant’s website. “Starting September 8, 2015, we will be closed while we undergo renovations,” the restaurant’s website homepage reads in big, bold text. “We will reopen late Fall 2015.” A spokeswoman for the university, Margaret McCorry, did not elaborate on the cost, […]
Read moreBy: Bhriana Smith | Posted September 29, 2015 Kean University created a new, cheaper meal plan option this semester in the wake of a proposed bill that would ban all colleges from requiring residential students to purchase expensive meal plans. Titled the declining balance option, the new plan option costs $1,500 per semester, according to the meal plan options page located on the homepage of the […]
Read moreBy Yuri Smishkewych | Posted September 29, 2015 Although the semester had not started yet, a false alarm proved the readiness of campus police in case of an emergency situation. On Freshman Move-In day, in the hubbub of students carting their belongings from the parking lot to their future homes for the semester, an alert Desk Assistant at Whiteman Hall promptly called campus police after observing a man with […]
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