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The conference table is located on the sixth floor of the Green Lane Building By Rebecca Panico The Student Government Organization is publicly defending the Kean University administration in its purchase of a $219,024 conference table, even as social media led by students continues to rage against the lavish Green Lane acquisition. The story of the conference table went viral […]
Read moreBy Nicole Brown Kean University’s faculty and students peacefully protested on campus December 3, mirroring protests in New York City after a grand jury failed to indict a police officer in the strangling death of Eric Garner. Garner died in Staten Island in July after a New York City Police officer put him in a choke-hold for allegedly selling single […]
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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 […]
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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 sure to have seen Forensic Psychologists in action. This field, which combines law and psychology, has arrived at Kean University in the form of a new club, The Forensic Psychology […]
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 […]
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By Annalise Knudson Bright sunshine was the forecast for Kean University’s Homecoming last weekend, which was perfect for students who waited all semester for the two days to arrive. Kean’s Homecoming 2014 was named “All Roads Lead to Kean,” and was held on Saturday, Oct. 25 at the Kean Alumni Stadium. The events began on Friday, Oct. 24 with a […]
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By: Daris Mendez It is the month of October, and besides fall season’s evidence of colorful leaves and midterms rapidly approaching on campus, “Kean Blue Thinks Pink” has also become a prominent feature of October at Kean. The CLS (The Center for Service and Leadership) here at Kean have been the main promoters for Breast Cancer Awareness throughout the month. […]
Read moreBy Christina Collazo The Nathan Weiss Memorial Cougar Color 5K will be Kean University’s first color run, where runners who make their way through the campus will be splashed with non-toxic fluorescent-colored cornstarch at each kilometer. “As of this week, there have been 150 sign-ups and we’re expecting an additional 100 runners. 130 students are already registered to help for this […]
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By Kyle Lawrence If you’ve been having trouble connecting to the Wi-Fi around campus, you’re not alone. “It’s bad,” said Alexina Cenan, Kean junior. “It takes too long just to log in, I just give up sometimes.” “The classrooms behind the Starbucks kiosk [in the CAS] have no 3G or Wi-fi. I hate it,” said Kristen Dematos, a third year Kean […]
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