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By Josephine Carrillo | Published April 17, 2023 “If you have features such as freckles or bushy eyebrows, people will think you’re beautiful, but if you have features such as acne, wrinkles, big pores, etc., you best believe you will be judged,” said Gabriela Borges, a sophomore at Kean, focusing on public relations. In today’s society, the meaning of natural […]
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By Anthony Reyna | Published April 10, 2023 In the midst of Women’s History Month, one of Kean University’s own has etched her name into the University’s history books. Junior Public Health Major Naomee Miller recently became the first Kean swimmer to participate in the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships. Miller, and the Kean Women’s swimming team as […]
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By Hector Morales | Published April 10, 2023 The Kean Men’s Lacrosse program started out in 1970 with former head coach and former director of Kean Athletics Hawley Waterman When he retired, he was the winningest coach in program history with 207 wins. Now one of his mentees changed history. Current Cougars Head Coach Shelley Sheiner has surpassed his mentor […]
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By Yibing Liu | Published April 10, 2023 Career Services and the Student Government Association partnered to host a workshop that guides students on a professional path to success. The event held on March 22 at 3:30 pm provided guidance to students withInformation and relevant tips on different future periods and situations. Natalia Munoz, a senior major in Elementary Education, […]
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By Isaiah Joseph | Published April 10, 2023 Graduation season is approaching and for many seniors at Kean, this marks the beginning of a new chapter that some aren’t prepared for. The university’s primary goal is to prepare students to face head-on, the career paths they’ve been following since freshman year, and for some, a career path they might have […]
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By Isaiah Joseph | Published April 10, 2023 Kean’s Human Rights Institute introduces a remarkable exhibit showcasing the photographic works of blind artists from all around the world. The exhibition’s theme of blindness and photography is a fascinating and innovative idea. The idea of artists who are visually impaired creating photographs opens up a whole new perspective on the relationship […]
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By Keyon Gardner | Published April 10, 2023 Starz hit television show “Power Book II: Ghost” has smashed Starz’s viewing record, hitting 5.8 million on multiple streaming platforms after returning for a third season. “Power Book II: Ghost” is such a phenomenal series and was able to create a connection between some of the students at Kean because of their […]
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Steven-Ross Bugayung | Published April 10, 2023 Now available through Amazon Prime and the Roku channels, “The College Tour” episode featuring Kean University and its students is now available to stream. “The College Tour” is a television series created by multi-award-winning producers Lisa Hennesy and Burton Roberts and hosted by television personality Alex Boylan. The purpose of the show is […]
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By Colin Ward | Published April 10, 2023 As Women’s History Month came to an end, Kean University hosted a “Women in Government” panel that explored roles in government and the pathways they took to get there. The event, which was a collaboration with Thomas Edison State University, included several women leaders who explained their journey to their current positions, […]
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By Isabelle Guthrie | Published April 7, 2023 On April 4, 2023, Kean University’s Career Fair event took place offering students opportunities to showcase their skills in front of employers that are interested in giving them the experience for their career path journeys. The event had many internships for students to choose from, which gave students plenty of options to […]
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