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Artist Diane Kahlo and her version of Lady of Guadalupe By Jennifer Deligne Artist Diane Kahlo made a visit to the Human Rights Institute at Kean University on Oct. 29 to talk about her current exhibit, “Las Desaparecidas de Cuidad Juárez,” (The Disappeared Women of Juárez) which will be on display until Jan. 15. The artist shared her thoughts on […]
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David W. Jacobsen By Roman Gerus Rock’N Joe, a café located under the Union train station near campus, lived up to its name on Nov. 1 with the unique sound and satirical lyrics of David W. Jacobsen. Jacobsen is a solo songwriter and guitarist, whose unique blend of musical story-telling creates a vibrant, playful atmosphere where humorous theatrical performances can […]
Read moreFilm poster By Roman Gerus “Ocean Heaven”, a Chinese movie from 2011 starring Jet Li, left Kean students in an ocean of tears. The film was shown on Monday at 7 p.m. in the STEM auditorium as part of Kean’s second annual “ReelAbilities” film festival, which ended today. The festival was created as a tribute to those who are disabled or have […]
Read moreBy Jaime Alicea III Domestic Violence Awareness Month is a time where Kean students choose to acknowledge the impact of abuse on their lives. On Oct. 22 at 8 p.m., Kean’s Cougar’s Den hosted an Open Mic Night where students shared their own personal experiences, along with the experiences of their families and communities, in the hopes that they would […]
Read moreBy Vera Boateng “Exercise Exercise Repetition” can be just a random grouping of words without meaning. For Kean University students, it’s the title of the James Howe Gallery exhibition, “Project Exercise.” The gallery opened on Sep. 3 in Vaughn Eames, the Fine Arts building on campus. Artists featured in the gallery were students from Jan Metejko Academy of Fine Arts […]
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By Elizabeth Bracey Senior Robert Flanagan held his final art exhibition named Misfunction in the student gallery of the first floor of Vaughn Ames building on Feb. 12 at 6 pm. The three dimensional sculptural art was on display and welcomed for all students at kean university. Misfunction resembles work Flanagan created over the years. Each piece took 16 to […]
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By Jennifer Deligne It started at the age of five when 22-year-old John Hurtado started his lifelong career of writing and since that time, he hasn’t stopped. Reading through his work, it becomes clear that he feels about writing the same way he feels about breathing, a necessity. Hurtado enjoys writing about what he feels, turning that into social analyses, […]
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