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By: Jennifer Balsa|Published by December 22,2020 It is that time of the year again when the streets get covered in white and the temperatures dramatically drop. House porches are decorated with colorful lights and air balloons of all shapes and sizes. The smell of pine cones is in the air and the colors red and green are the trend again. […]
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By Lenny Mata Cuevas | Published by December 15, 2020 In preparation for holiday festivities, the Leadership Institute at Kean University met for their “Holiday Cultural Awareness and Customs” event, in which students from different cultural backgrounds had the opportunity to share stories about their own traditions and practices. The Leadership Institute, a four-year certification program supported by the Center […]
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By Zoe Strozewski | Published by Dec. 19, 2018 For the second year in a row, Kristyn DiCostanzo and a team of students from the Nathan Weiss Graduate College have found a way to benefit some of the less fortunate of New Jersey. Officially titled the SLP2B Gift Back, this event will take place Dec. 20 and will focus on […]
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By Dr. Palgi | Published by Dec. 14, 2018 Besides the benefit of exercise to help with depression around the holidays check out these suggestions: Adopt the Mantra “I AM ENOUGH, I HAVE ENOUGH” Feelings of scarcity and lack give way to extreme perfectionism which contributes to living in a state of stressful despair. Remember, you have everything you need […]
Read moreBy Salimah McCullough | Published by Dec. 6, 2018 With the holidays right around the corner, Kean students and faculty are preparing for the joyous season with multiple festive events. On Nov. 29th, the Catholic Newman Club hosted their annual Christmas tree lighting that came along with food and fellowship just in time for the season. Jessica Onorati […]
Read moreBy Monica Sudfield | Published by Jan. 29, 2018 The day after Thanksgiving marks the start of what many refer to as “the holiday season.” Living in one of the most diverse parts of the country means a variety of holiday rituals and celebrations. No matter what the celebration, they all have the similar intention of honoring a sacred day […]
Read moreBy: Vera Boateng With the changing colors of the leaves, the cold temperatures and daylight saving time, it is apparent that fall is upon us. Although the start of the fall was Sept. 23, and winter starts on Dec. 21, the holiday spirit is felt far earlier by some of Kean’s faculty, students and staff. With familial holidays approaching, the […]
Read moreBy: Adilene Rodriguez If you love holiday music but are too cool to admit it, this playlist might be for you. With holiday music being one of the music industry’s top breadwinners every year, it’s no surprise many artists have put out holiday-themed singles and albums, indie and alternative artists are no exception. Alternative/indie artists have dived into the holiday […]
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By Shelsie Ducheine Halloween has come and gone and with that comes a slew of holidays that many look forward to. Thanksgiving is right around the corner but the most advertised holiday, Christmas, is just less than two months away. Around this time, products are high in demand and things can get pretty expensive. Unless of course, you are equipped with some pocket […]
Read moreBy Dominique Vinas As the fall 2012 semester is slowly coming to an end, staff members of the University Center’s Game Room were told to meet for the last time; however, they weren’t told they would be paid to have fun. The staff was ordered to participate in a group building activity, which consisted of creating beautiful gingerbread houses—full […]
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