Category: op-ed

By Bryan C. Kuriawa Activism is seen as individuals, or a group of people, whose goal is to support a particular cause or course of action. They believe their cause,…

By: Marco Rodriguez The memories of that day come back to me in a blur. I can vaguely remember the bright lights and the loud noise of people coming in…

Film poster By Bryan C. Kuriawa On rare occasions, a certain film comes along that makes a viewer question how they view cinema in general. For writer Alejandro González Iñárritu,…

By: Anthony N. Muccigrossi We have become a society that spends millions of dollars on sporting events, yet we leave our people to die because they can’t afford healthcare. If…

By: Mak Ojutiku It’s hard to assign a name to the mixture of emotions I felt when I first heard the news about the non-indictment in the Eric Garner case.…

By Sonia Aquije The problematic fact of dealing with rape cases at universities is that most colleges aren’t prepared to handle them. The concept of accepting rape as a byproduct…

A scene from Rob Santana’s latest film, “Heysoos” By Bryan C. Kuriawa At the dawn of the new millennium, a young woman believes that Jesus Christ will return to the…

Mike Harris, Sahirah Johnson, David Paul, David Oshioma in play “Ruined” By Jennifer Deligne “Ruined,” a play directed by Kean professor Ernest Wiggins, focuses on the topic of rape in…

Kean University’s American Sign Language Club logo By Marco Rodriguez What do you get when you gather a group of college students in a room at Kean University’s East Campus?…

DonkeyHotey By Anthony N. Muccigrossi Are you concerned with the future candidates for public office? If your answer is “yes,” then you should contribute to helping your public office candidates…