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By Tyra Watts | Published November 17, 2022 The usage of social media has increased within the last ten years or so. It has created a surge of influencers and content creators across various platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and many others. While social media can help connect people based on niche interests, it can also help people get […]
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By Andrey Nalbantov | Published Nov 17, 2022 Kean University announced that The JETS: Experience course will return for a second spring semester in a row. Students who have completed 75 credits by the end of Fall 2022 and are majoring in either communication, marketing, graphic design, or management, are eligible to apply for the course. The course offered as […]
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By Ja’Bria Lester | Published November 3, 2022 Life as we know it could take a big toll on our mental health and could affect anyone, especially college students. The older we get, the more responsibilities we have to take on whether it’s with school, family, bills, or even our personal lives. Kean University ensures that students are being recognized […]
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By Hector Morales | Published November 3, 2022 Kean University Women’s Volleyball Cougars are having an exceptional season as they are grinding out in the New Jersey Athletics Conference. The Cougars have a 13-8 overall record, and they are 5-1 in the NJAC. Women’s Volleyball Head Coach Don Perkins looks forward to his Cougars being a stronger team and […]
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By Ruben Nieves | Published November 3, 2022 The swim season is officially underway here at Kean University. The team who was ranked fourth in the NJAC preseason poll and chosen as a dark horse team in the conference looks to continue where they left off last season. Despite getting ready in less than three weeks before their season opener […]
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By Kervin Coleman | Published November 3, 2022 The D’Angola weight room is closed for the Fall 2022 semester as it undergoes renovations. It is estimated to re-open for the Spring 2023 semester. Renovations have been made to the football field, a new track was constructed, along with a new scoreboard and a titantron. The athletic department also received new […]
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By Wayne Dawes | Published November 3, 2022 For 17 years, Head Kean Football Coach Dan Garrett has worked to teach his football players “both” how to dominate on the field and become better men off of the field. During the off-season, Garrett and his players have discussed how to become a champion in every aspect of their life such […]
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By Victoria Cifelli | Published November 3, 2022 Greek Life Greek Life is important to many college students, and Kean University has over 20 Greek Life organizations to offer. Every semester, students are given the chance to make new connections by joining fraternities and sororities on campus. With 20 Greek organizations on campus, students have the opportunity to mingle with […]
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By Antony Reyna | Published Nov 3, 2022 Kean University’s Michael Graves College has been awarded a 3-year accreditation term by the National Architecture Accrediting Board (NAAB). According to the NAAB, “NAAB accreditation is the primary means by which professional degree programs in architecture assure quality to students and the public. Accredited status is a signal to students and the […]
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By Justin McDaniel | Published November 3, 2022 The Kean Pep Rally is always a good sign that homecoming is right around the corner and this year it did not disappoint! The event held on Sept. 30, was organized and hosted by Kean Pulse, Kean Student Government, and the Kean Athletic Department. The event featured DJ Drewski, a social media […]
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