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By Emily Robles | Published by February 25, 2021 With Covid-19 creating anxiety everywhere, those in the senior class of 2021 could not help but wonder what kind of graduation they should expect. Some students expressed concern about what they considered was a lack of information, and they said it left them with uneasy feelings. However, some of the anxiety was relieved […]
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By: Davaughnia Wilson | Published by February 24, 2021 University students have differing opinions on the benefits, if any, of the COVID-19 vaccine, and most are torn between taking and not taking the vaccine when it becomes available to them. Some students announced that they are willing to take the vaccine to protect themselves and their loved ones. Others, however, are fully […]
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By Cindy Lazo| Published by February 24. 2021 After four tumultuous years under the Trump Administration, many Americans felt a sense of relief and hope when, hours after his inauguration, President Joe Biden signed several executive memorandums—one of which reasserts protections for DACA recipients, including Kean’s Dreamer students. DACA, standing for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, was first established back […]
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By: Ruben Nieves | Published by Febraury 23. 2021 A successful Kean Baseball team will be returning for a 2021 season after Covid 19 shut them down last spring when their record was 8-2 and it looked like they were potentially on the way to the playoffs. Head coach Neil Ioviero will be prepping his team for a later start compared […]
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By Layla Lusby| Published by February 22, 2021 After playing their last game in November of 2019, Kean’s football team is getting ready to take the field. The team was set to open the 2020 season on Sept. 4 at Delaware Valley University. However with the Covid-19 pandemic, the New Jersey Athletic Conference felt as though it was not safe […]
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By, Tyler Clark| Published by February 20, 2021 This year Kean University kicked off its first Black History Month with its first Black president on February 4th. The virtual event was co-hosted by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the Kean P.U.L.S.E. Programming Board. This was the first Black History Month for the Office of Diversity, Equity, and […]
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By Christian Grullon | Published by February 20, 2021 Kean University has announced that they are extending the remote learning schedule for students to early March as a result of high COVID-19 rates. Hybrid and Face-to-Face courses that were originally scheduled to start the week of February 15 are expected to begin the week of March 1, according […]
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By Tiye Bracy| Published by: February 16, 2021 Every year millions of people flip the channel to CBS just to watch the best Super Bowl commercials. This year was no different, the advertisements became more creative. Companies spend top dollar to obtain a 30 second slot on air. Many are eager to see which products or services are going to […]
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By Lenny K. Mata Cuevas| Published by: February 12,2021 In a college with such a diverse population like Kean, Black History Month also represents an opportunity to raise questions about self-identity, empathy, and the difficult process of re-education. Organizations like Black Leadership Union (B.L.U) or Pan-African Student Union (P.A.S.U.) have scheduled a series of events to promote the importance and responsibility […]
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By Dorian Alerte| Published by 12/22/2020 With Covid-19 continuing to run through the United States, many athletes and schools are trying to find different ways to train. Nick Graff, the strength and condition coach, was prepared for there to be a different but effective approach to training and working out for student athletes in this uncertain time. “My plan is […]
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