Category: News

Al Dukes from WFAN, who produces the Boomer and Carton show every morning, will be speaking to the Comm Club this Thursday, May 2nd, at 3:30 P.M. The event will take place in the CAS building, in room 451. Dukes has become known for his sports-themed parody songs, and the current Basking Ridge resident is the brains behind the ‘Boomer and […]

By: Alexandria Addesso Kean University’s partnership with the Habitat for Humanity Group is currently seeking volunteers for the bus trip to Madison, New Jersey tomorrow April 27. The bus will be leaving the Vaughn-Eames parking lot an 8a.m. and will be returning to Kean at approximately 4 p.m. “We’re working on houses,” said Jazmin Brooks the Service Specialist at Kean’s […]

By Gillian Findley Grabbing snacks and drinks after and before classes, a crowd of students flood the Kean University’s store on Monday night, February 11th. Kean University’s store, Market Place, located in the University Center, now carries a 14 ounce Edy’s ice cream priced for $3.05. Shipments of the Edy’s ice cream began to appear in the frozen section shelves […]

By: Sara Paczkowski Wouldn’t it be nice if we all could have a 3-hour lunch break? Go home, relax with friends and family, unwind and then go back to the rest of the day? That sounds relaxing, but let’s face it, college students are busy individuals and we aren’t in Italy. Lunch seems to be the hardest meal to plan, […]

Susan MacLaury a professor in the Department of Physical Education, Recreation and Health at Kean University, also produces films in her spare time. She was the executive producer for “Inocente,” a movie about a young artist’s determination and ambition to never succumb to her desolate surroundings.  Stay tuned for an interview with Maclaury; until then have a look at the […]

By Dominique Vinas On Tuesday, Feb 5, guest speaker, and NY1 news anchor, Ms. Cheryl Wills put on an amazing presentation in the University Center, Little Theater. Her purpose was to inform students of how important it is to know their family line and to appreciate what they did and sacrificed in order for them to be where they are today. […]

Are you a curious person? Would you like to fix pressing social problems, like prisoners’ mental health? Criminals’ drug and alcohol use? Juvenile delinquency? If yes, then you are invite to attend the next Criminal Justice- Public Health journal club meeting. When: Thursday, January 31st, 3:30 p.m. Where: Willis Hall 303 Come learn about upcoming research events and funding opportunities. […]