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By Wayne Dawes | Published March 27, 2023 In the Bridge to Success program, it doesn’t matter where you start, but matters where you finish. The program assists prospective Kean students who do not meet university admission requirements by providing advisement and workshops and providing counseling support for students. Admission into the program is done by the undergraduate office of […]
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By Wayne Dawes | Published March 13, 2023 After last season’s New Jersey Athletic Conference tournament loss to Rutgers-Newark on Feb. 22, 2022, with the score being 89-70, the Kean University men’s basketball team felt that they were a few pieces away from being a real contender in the NJAC tournament. Going into the offseason, Assistant coach Jerry Henderson emphasized […]
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By Anthony Reyna | Published March 13, 2023 On Friday, Feb. 17, Kean’s Baseball Team defeated The College at Old Westbury by a score of 6-1, giving longtime Head Coach Neil Ioviero his 750th Career win with the program. Ioviero, the six-time New Jersey Athletics Conference Coach of the year and the winningest coach in Kean Athletics history, added yet […]
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By Hector Morales | Published March 13, 2023 The Men’s Lacrosse season is underway and the Cougars have grabbed their first win in their season opener. They defeated Skidmore College 16-15. One player that made a milestone in the Cougars’ first victory is senior attacker Conner Batjer. Batjer collected his 100th career point in the victory and finished the game […]
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By Yibing Liu | Published March 13, 2023 Kean’s Anime Society provided students with colorful papers and pens to express appreciation to their professors at its “Letters to Sensei” event. The event, hosted in the Miron Student Center on Feb.17, allowed students to emphasize and highlight the admiration and respect they have for their professors’ dedication to students and their […]
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By Yibing Lui | Published March 13, 2023 A Chinese girl wearing two layers of “autumn jeans” and holding a thermos in her sleeve so as not to touch the cold metal layer escaped into the warm building when the wind blew. On the other side of the road, a tall athlete in shorts and stockings wandered the road with […]
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By Elaine Amico | Published March 4, 2023 Kean Ocean students feel frustrated by the lack of services provided on the Ocean campus, on behalf of the Student Government Association. The vision of Kean’s SGA, as stated on the university’s website, is to, “provide and develop quality services to all Kean University campuses incorporating leadership opportunities, professional and personal development, […]
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By Tyra Watts | Published March 4, 2023 Kean University’s Center for International Studies has four Travelearn trips for the Spring 2023 semester and two Travelearn trips for the Summer 2023 semester. Travelearn is Kean’s short-term study abroad program. It is where students can pursue their degrees while traveling to various parts of the world to learn about a specific […]
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By Keyon Gardner | Published March 4, 2023 Temperatures today have risen beyond normal for the past decade and can be deemed the most unprecedented change ever in human history. Scientists have been able to retrieve temperature data from marine sediments and computer simulations of climate change that can reconstruct surface temperatures of the past. Kean’s Department of Environment and […]
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By Ridimerb Diaz-Ramirez | Published March 4, 2023 Few professors are nominated for the prestigious Presidential Excellence Award for Teaching, but only one is chosen each year. This 2022-23 school year, Dr. Fred Fitch, professor in the Department of Communication, Media & Journalism, was given the award to acknowledge the outstanding achievements in his teaching area. “There are many, many […]
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