Category: News

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…

By Marisa Gallagher When it comes to college, registering for classes isn’t always a piece of cake. It is not uncommon for a student to register for a class just…

By Tim Awojobi A Kean University student was shot and critically wounded at a house party on the night of April 17 held by the Kean University fraternity Sigma Theta…

By Keanu Austin, Ryan Gaydos & Kyle Lawrence Repairs have finished and the UC is now re-opened. Starbucks in the Nancy Thompson Library is also closed due to complications with…

By Mak Ojutiku A Kean University student was shot and wounded at an off campus frat party on Friday, when a man who was previously thrown out of the party…

By: Roman Gerus “Cabin Fever” has given way to “Hay Fever” as spring claims the soggy ground the melting winter snow has left behind. The flowers are blooming, the trees…

By Shelsie Ducheine Graduation is shortly approaching and while the sound of finally finishing up four or more years of hardcore studying sounds exciting , many students are nervous. Many…

By Ryan Gaydos Dr. Norma Bowe’s Death In Perspective class is quickly becoming a national phenomenon. Bowe has gotten interviews from major media outlets across the country to tell her…

By Ryan Gaydos A New Brunswick man was charged in the murder of Kean student William McCaw. Read more.