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By Kiara Mays | Published by Oct. 2, 2018 Kean University’s Board of Trustees voted to increase wages for student workers to $10 an hour, from $8.60 an hour, at its first meeting of the semester held earlier this month. While many items were discussed, the pay increase was one of the most highly anticipated decisions to be made. According […]
Read moreBy Estefani Hernandez | Published by March 16, 2018 President Farahi, parents, staff and students of Kean University gathered on Feb. 12 to celebrate the opening of the new child care center. The new facility is located at the entrance of the technology building and is equipped with four classrooms, and each of them can hold up to 18 students. […]
Read moreBy Jasmin Kee | Published Jan. 29, 2018 The Kean University Police Department daily blotter contains incidents and crimes reported to the police. It has been edited and condensed by The Tower. For the month of Nov. there have been seven medical emergencies, three credit card frauds, 15 criminal mischiefs, six fire alarm activations, and one assault, among other things. […]
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Published Oct. 31, 2017 Starbucks and the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter at Kean University have collaborated to bring two new drinks to students this week. Served at the location in the Nancy Thompson Library students can get a Pumpkin Patch Frappuccino or a Pecan Pie Latte (Iced or Hot) until Nov. 6. They are priced at […]
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By Brittany Pavlichko | Published April 6, 2017 While spring break was a time to relax and unwind, it was the opposite for Kean University’s baseball team as they traveled to California to play tough teams. In California, the Cougars lost two of their six games stating it was a challenge competing against good teams. They played against University of […]
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By Sara Ridgway The men’s soccer team advanced to the NCAA Tournament after a two week hiatus from the 2016 season. When the team fell short of reaching the NJAC Playoff Tournament, the season seemed to be over. But little would they know that two weeks after handing in their jerseys, their equipment would be returned to them in order […]
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By Jasmin Kee l Published Dec. 11, 2016 ‘Tis the Season for some holiday fun and the Liberty Hall museum at Kean University is getting into the holiday spirit with some events that the whole family can enjoy. The first event that the museum will be hosting is throughout the entire month of December, which is Christmas in Toyland. Christmas […]
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By T. Celeste Mann If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again. That’s how a “collateral” program of courses since 1990 transitioned, after years of trying, into a full-fledged Africana Studies minor in fall 2014. Students are now able to graduate with Africana Studies as an official minor on their degrees. Despite this advance, only about 13 or […]
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By Emily Casey The Kean Ocean Communication Club visited The Chelsea Assisted Living for the first time this season on Wednesday, Oct 5. Club members spent over an hour coloring, playing games and sharing stories with the residents at The Chelsea. This small act of kindness brought smiles to many of the residents faces.
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By Maggie Ortuso The Kean campus was abuzz with activities like a mechanical bull, shrek characters and more for Homecoming earlier this month. Kean students and alumni came together for the event, which took place on Oct. 1. The theme for this year was Once Upon a Time. Green Lane Academic Building was transformed with decorations from fairytale movies, like […]
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