Category: op-ed

The People’s Climate March By Sonia Aquije Among all the societal trends, one of the most prominent is activism, but the exact form of it has evolved among those in…

By Bryan C. Kuriawa Before delving into this article, this writer would like to make a disclaimer. The opinions expressed here are by a libertarian-leaning writer and do not reflect…

By: Gerald Lima Kean University boys’ soccer team unfortunately enough wasn’t able to advance in the NJAC tournament, as they fell to Montclair State University in the second round of…

Invitation posted on the club’s Facebook profile inviting all students join the group. By Marco Rodriguez If you’ve ever watched an episode of CSI or Law and Order, you are…

By: Jonathan Bonilla There are only a few days marked on our calendar every year that commemorates the men and women who fight to ensure our safety every day. We…

From left to right: University Center Cafeteria, New Upper Residence Hall Dining Hall, Cougar’s Den By Clifton Andrews Do you prefer quality, quantity, or tradition? In the beginning there was…

By Dr. Kathleen Henderson The ALS Association stats show that nearly 5,600 people die from the ALS disease annually, and, because statistics are underreported or are guesstimated from third world…

By Marco Rodriguez Standing tall in the Andes Mountain Range lays the city of Quito, Ecuador. Quito, which is home to about 2.2 million residents, is the capital city of…

By Bryan C. Kuriawa In the everyday life of college students, it is often commonplace for people to go through motions, on their routine. Sometimes I find myself trying to…

President Obama signed a Memorandum in order to reduce the burden of student loan debt in the East Room of the White House on June 9, 2014. By Clifton Andrews…