First Gen Students Matter

By Nefertiti Nzameyo | Published April 18, 2024 The rainfall that pooled on Kean University’s Union campus grounds was no match for the attendees ready to network the night away. Students, alums, and staff gathered at Kean Hall, Room 127, on Wednesday, April 3rd, for the First Generation Alumni & Student Networking Event, a host collaboration of the Office of […]

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Kean’s Spring Break Study Abroad Programs 

By Jordan Beaudoin | Published April 1, 2024 Kean University, as a whole, wants to make learning fun for all students who attend its programs.  The school has many great programs that it has to offer, and at the school, one of the biggest things that they have going for them is the college’s Travel Learn program.  Travel Learn is […]

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 Food Vendor’s Availability on Campus

By Veronica Vila | Published on March 25, 2024 Resident students at Kean University agree that there’s a lack of food vendors and food options available on campus. Michael Caramanica, Resident District Manager for Gourmet Dining at Kean, expands on the process of selecting food vendors and food options on campus. Caramanica explained that Gourmet Dining’s hands are partially tied […]

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Lights Out Cougars 

By Ross Rodney | Published March 11, 2024 On Feb. 21, 2024, Kean University’s Union campus experienced a power outage that affected the Freshman, Upperclassman, Bartlett, Rogers, Sozio, and Burch residence halls. The power outage started at approximately 1:00 P.M. and lasted until about 10:00 P.M.  Students who were able to were encouraged to return home, and those who were […]

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Occupational Clinician Hosts First Self-Care Saturday Event 

By Ridimerb Diaz- Ramirez | Published on March 18, 2024 The first Self-Care Saturday event had an agenda that consisted of an introduction, the self-care categories, a touch on emotional/mental/physical/spiritual/professional self-care, barriers, and a self-care wheel. Self-Care Saturday is an event that focuses on the things people should incorporate into their lives to take care of themselves.   Occupational clinician Krystle […]

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 The Origin of Literary Hacks: From Accident to Miracle 

By Sarah Rosales | Published on March 4, 2024 Kean University’s Creative Writing Club, Literary Hacks, was a total accident. Sarah Singh, a junior majoring in English and Education, had gone poking around one day wondering what happened to Kean’s previous writing-centered organizations: The Writing Nook, a sort of unofficial Creative Writing Club, and Blank Space, the English department’s literary […]

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2023 People’s Choice Award won by Ms. Standout

By Layah Lopes | Published March 4, 2024 Radiating from the 5th floor of the Green Lane Academic Building at the Kean University Union campus resides the “Ms. Stand Out” dress, a beacon of triumph crowned with the prestigious 2023 People’s Choice award. The unique piece embodies a symposium of materials: a breastplate and hoop skirt constructed from vinyl floor […]

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Nationally Ranked Cougars Historic Season

By Kervin Coleman | Published December 7, 2023 After receiving an at-large bid to enter, the Kean Cougars field hockey team was NCAA Tournament-bound. The Cougars had a steady season, entering the tournament ranked thirteenth in the country. The Cougars were sitting at 11-5 and had slim hopes to look forward to going into the postseason after losing in the NJAC Semifinals to […]

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Kean Men’s Volleyball Preview

By John DeFreitas | Published December 7, 2023 The Kean Men’s volleyball team faces a unique experience with four sophomores returning who already saw significant playing time as freshmen, alongside a coach who enters his second full season as head coach. A season ago, the Cougars suffered a first-round exit in the CVC (Continental Volleyball Conference) to Marymount University after a five-set battle […]

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