Diversity Speaks: Loud and Proud

By Alexander Valdes | Published by October 23, 2020 It’s no surprise that our country is currently in a time of great turmoil, but it is also undergoing a time of change for select groups of people. On Thursday, September 24 an online event called “Diversity Speaks” was held to educate the students of Kean University about racial discrimination within […]

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How are Kean students coping with the pandemic?

By Tiye Bracy | Published by October 23, 2020 When COVID-19 reached America, it drastically changed people’s way of life. Students had to cope with this shift in society. The pandemic definitely impacted students and the school systems. Students received an email in August from President Lamont Repollet regarding an update on the reopening of Kean University. It was then […]

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Places to go When You’re Having Cabin Fever

By Alejandro Arcos| Published by October 20, 2020 When remote learning was introduced to Kean University amid the COVID 19 pandemic, it seemed simple and inviting enough, stay at home while working and learning from your bed. However, for many students the staleness and stress of doing things at home for weeks at a time has set in and students are […]

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Kean graduate dives into Shark Tank and swims with success

By Tasha Dowbachuk | Published by April 21, 2020 Kean graduate Eric Cruz, his brother Ryan Cruz, and their friend Kevin Zamora dove into the dangerous waters of business and succeeded on ABC network’s reality television show Shark Tank.   The three pitched their shoe brand “Muvez,” a specialized engineered convertible shoe, and won over the sharks through the airing of the episode on Friday, April 3.   “The […]

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“Another Perspective: The Story of Maud Dahme”

By Alexander Valdes | Published by April 20, 2020  Not many people can say they have experienced a true life of hardship and strife, though not many people today were alive during the events of the Holocaust, except one individual who wanted to share her story, Maud Dahme.   A Zoom meeting hosted by the Holocaust Resource Center on April 6 […]

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Sammy Medrano and her Journey as a Student and Entrepreneur

By Valerie Sanabria | Published by April 20, 2020 For Samantha Medrano, it feels like her trip from Ambato, Ecuador to the United States was such a long time ago, but in fact, only five years have passed since she emigrated.   Besides studying Business and Management at Kean University, Sammy-as people know her- is an entrepreneur, a YouTuber, and a photography lover. It […]

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Cougar Pantry steps up for food insecure students

By Lena Zhu | Published April 19, 2020 Many students are forced to self-quarantine during the COVID-19 crisis. Although this may be a slight inconvenience to some, there are still a number of struggling students not knowing when or where they are going to get their next meal.  To Kean students who are struggling, Susan R. Figueroa, Managing Assistant Director for […]

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The coronavirus’s affect on Kean’s radio station WKNJ 90.3

By Craig Epstein | Published by April 18, 2020 With Kean University being turned into a coronavirus testing site, the programming for the school’s radio station WKNJ 90.3 has become a continuous loop of a public service announcement explaining the steps that those who are being tested must go through.  “Audrey Kelly from the president’s office contacted me to see […]

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