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By: Jaidon Harris-Morales | Published October 12, 2023 Recent Kean graduate Katie Kawko produced a Cabaret of Daisy Jones and the Sixat the iconic 54 Below in New York City this past August. Upon leaving Kean, Kawko, who graduated in the spring, had the opportunity to produce a show at 54 Below, a venue she frequented during her college years. After reading Jenkins Reid’s Daisy […]
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By Tyra Watts | Published October 12, 2023 At this month’s homecoming weekend, a new Homecoming Royals couple will be crowned for the first time, a gender-neutral title, replacing king and queen. “In an effort to embrace diversity and inclusivity within the campus community, we can have two malesor two females,” said Senior Class President Glynnis Tan. “The winners will be […]
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By Dorian Alerte | Published September 28, 2023 Panzer Athletic Center was filled to the brim with students and family to watch the Kean Cougars take on the Montclair State University RedHawks in the women’s volleyball NJAC opener. The Cougars (5-6) silenced the crowd quickly as they secured the road sweep over the RedHawks (8-5) 3-0 (25-16, 25-23, 25-17) on […]
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By Davaughnia Wilson | Published March 3, 2023 Pride. That’s what I feel every day as I commute to Kean University. Knowing that I have accomplished much more than I could ever imagine and that I have been a stellar student. That pride was replaced by fear for just a split second when I received an email from the Dean’s […]
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By Anthony Reyna | Published November 17, 2022 Kean’s School of Communication, Media, and Journalism (CMJ), will now be known as the Department of Communication, Media, and Journalism according to a statement released by the department on Monday, Nov. 21. “Returning to a department allows for better recognition of the academic pursuits of our students and faculty,” the statement said. […]
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By Tyra Watts | Published October 28, 2022 A lot has been discussed at Kean University’s senate meeting that took place on Tuesday, Oct.4 via Zoom. At the beginning of the meeting, the members of the Senate agreed to the motion that Craig Anderson, who currently works at Kean’s Learning Commons at the Nancy Thompson Library, be Vice Chair for […]
Read moreBy Tyra Watts | Published April 16, 2022 As Women’s History Month comes to a close, Kean University’s Pan-African Student Union (PASU) hosted an event called Bonnet Talk on Tuesday, March 22, at the Nancy Thompson Library VISER Room. The Pan-African Student Union is a cultural organization that unites all people of African descent to a greater awareness of self. […]
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By Davaughnia Wilson | Updated by October 16, 2021 After much anticipation, the Homecoming King and Queen were announced during today’s Homecoming football game halftime presentation. The Homecoming King and Queen are Kobe Robinson and Brianna Brion. The first and second runners are Haley Bryant and Danya Abdou. By Davaughnia Wilson | Published by October 15, 2021 The Homecoming King […]
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By Tasha Dowbachuk|Published by April 26, 2021 A powerful activist art exhibit by Kean University students and alumni honoring George Floyd was opened this month, representing the deep emotion of many on campus as the world watched former Minneapolis police officer Derrick Chauvin found guilty on all three counts for his murder. Unveiled in a virtual tour just five days […]
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By: Chelsey Jaipersaud | Published by March 5, 2021. Women’s History month is off to a great start at Kean University with the success of five women from the Spanish Program who recently had their research accepted at the National Conference for Undergraduate Research (NCUR). Students Rosa Huanchi, Maria Kukla, Dolores Quezada, Daniela Riascos and Valerie Sanabria will present […]
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