Category: News

Student walking into the UC with a longboard By Joe Katulak A new generation of sidewalk surfers is hitting the streets and college campuses all over the country. The art…

By Vera Boateng Residents of the Burch, Rogers, Sozio and Bartlett Halls, also known as “the quads,” are currently having their steam shut off again today between 8:30 a.m. and…

By Nicole Brown Controversy erupted Monday among faculty about major possible changes in the spring 2015 student course schedule, but cooled the following day after the order was revoked. The…

By Annalise Knudson The bookstore’s new Cougar Cafe With it’s green glass, brick, and stone, the new Green Lane building is hard to miss when passing by Kean University. Whether…

By Kristen DeMatos As a new school year begins, the talk on the Kean University campus is parking. This semester, more complaints are heard in the halls, from both students…

By Mak Ojutiku Kean University has agreed to pay $1.8 million to former athletic director Glenn Hedden to settle a whistle-blowing lawsuit that charged he was fired for reporting to…

Cred: Kristen DeMatos By: Timothy Awojobi As the school year begins, Kean’s students are met with yet another stress factor in addition to the recent parking problem: the trolleys. There…

Cred: Clara Garcia By: Rebecca Panico Kean student and military veteran, Clara Garcia, put in a proposal last week for a more viewable veterans memorial on campus which was well…

The Tower received two awards from the New Jersey College Press Association at its annual conference and luncheon last month. Brian Konchalski, who has served as The Tower’s news editor…

By Sonia Aquije The Holocaust and Genocide Studies program has raised $2,026 so far to help finance Kean students who hope to work as unpaid interns at organizations fighting injustice…