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By Chelsey Jaipersaud | Published by May 3, 2021 Someone once asked me why do I believe in God? I simply replied “because I’ve seen too much not to believe.” I grew up with a lot of sadness surrounding my heart, constant worry of what bad thing was going to happen next. I struggled with making friends; I struggled with […]
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By Ruben Nieves | Published by May 3, 2021 This month Kean officially switched the way students register for courses from KeanWise to an all-new program called Student Planner. April 6 was the first day to start registering for courses in the new program. To access the student planner, students log in to their KeanWise account and the student planner […]
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By Davaughnia Wilson | Published by April 30, 2021 The university is planning to re-open its doors fully to the Kean community for the Fall 2021 semester and has scheduled all classes for in-person instruction, with the exception of Kean Online courses. In an email to the Kean community, President Lamont Repollet said Kean is currently making preparations to ensure that students […]
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By Tyler Clark | Published by April 28, 2021 Despite being one of the most diverse universities in the country, the land on which Kean stands was once worked on by enslaved people. As the extremely diverse student population walks to and from classes, they unknowingly retrace the steps of the enslaved. Rather than shy away from the connection between […]
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By: Davaughnia Wilson|Published by April 28, 2021 After weeks of campaigning and a rush of anxiety, Jason Pleitez was named Executive Board President for the 2021-2022 academic year. Of the 568 students who voted in the 2021 Student Government Elections, 53 percent of the votes were in favor of Pleitez for Executive Board President. Pleitez is very involved on campus […]
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By Christian Grullon|Published by April 26,2021 The University’s Holocaust Resource Center had a presentation with Roger Grunwald as the speaker on Friday April 16 titled “The Mitzvah project.” Director of the organization Dr. Adara Goldberg hosted the event. Grunwald is the child of a Holocaust survivor. His mother and his parents migrated due to the horrors of the Holocaust. In […]
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By Emily Robles|Published by April 21, 2021 Starting this spring semester, Kean University will recognize and annually hold a Lavender Graduation in honor of students who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. Like the African Heritage Graduation Ceremony, the Lavender Graduation at Kean will be a special pre-graduation event that celebrates graduating seniors at the University. The ceremony will include […]
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By Valerie Sanabria | Published by April 15, 2021 After a semester studying Cervantes’ writing and going through a terrible break up I learned that “True love has no conditions” as Dr. Gregory Shepherd, World-Languages Coordinator at Kean, constantly repeated during one of the many literature classes I took with him during the last two years. I’m not sure how […]
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By Tiye Bracy|Published by April 13, 2020 Kean University and Linda Regan on behalf of the American Medical Women’s Association hosted Women in Medicine, an event on March 25 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. “It has been quite hard,” said Emergency physician Linda Regan. “The unknown of what will come next, when will it end, or will it end?” The […]
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By Christian Grullon|Published by March 31, 2021 One year after Kean University moved to online, hybrid and remote learning due to the COVID 19 pandemic, students had mixed reactions about learning. Remote learning had been recently extended to March 1st because of the outbreak. The university has been operating remotely since the Spring 2020 semester. Students and staff have been […]
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