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By: Yayona Bangura The most important keys for fall fashion are to stay warm, comfortable and super cute. Fortunately, this season is one of the best times to experiment with new trends because so many of them are becoming more casual and street friendly. Looking back at some Fall 2014 Fashion Week trends, here are the five top looks you […]
Read moreBy: Yayona Bangura This is just a fraction of the topsy-turvy turmoil that’s involved in one of this fall’s most anticipated series, American Horror Story: Freak Show. The show’s season premiere aired on Oct. 8, while Twitter timelines filled with AHS tweets and hashtags trending all across the country. Like usual, the episode’s sick themes and chilling plot twists did […]
Read moreBy: Adilene Rodriguez “That used to be a church and behind that was a swimming pool,” said Mickey Kaufman, production manager for the theatre department, pointing at the seats in Enlow Hall. Built in a brand-new space that once was a private school, not only does the five-year-old Enlow Hall host renowned musical acts, but it also doubles as a […]
Read moreBy: Vera Boateng Each academic school year, theatre faculty members get together and showcase plays that are classical and modern theatre for youth. This semester, one of those plays is Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People.” E. Teresa Choate, a theatre professor at Kean University, is directing the play. “We’ve decided to add […]
Read moreBy Roman Gerus The walls of the Nancy Dryfoos Gallery come to life as the collage of selfies dances along the walls in a twisting, turning wave of emotions and stories of students and faculty at Kean University. A single “selfie” can be a portal into the life of a student; each snapshot says a thousand words. The walls of […]
Read moreBy: Daris Mendez When you first think of a Yoga class it is easy to picture a bunch of people in abnormal positions trying to keep their balance. While some yoga poses may push your limits, there is so much more to this craft than meets the eye. Bring the gardens of Liberty Hall into the mix and it creates […]
Read moreBy Clifton Andrews As October descends upon Kean University, the days grow shorter, the air grows colder, and the night of fright known as Halloween inches closer and closer with the passing days. As does the inevitable question that all adults must face, “are we getting too old for this?” As college students, it’s only natural that we are constantly […]
Read moreBy: Jonathan Bonilla There are only a few days marked on our calendar every year that commemorates the men and women who fight to ensure our safety every day. We can never show enough gratitude for their sacrifice but every now and then, the people of America do remarkable things to show their respect to past and present veterans. Kyanna […]
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By: Adilene Rodriguez In the video for their fifth single off their debut album, “Days Are Gone,” Haim take us back in time and transcend that 80’s pop-rock girl band influence that is so obvious on the record, onto the screen in a video directed by Warren Fu, a frequent collaborator of Daft Punk. In the video for “If I […]
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By Roman Gerus As humanity grows, the world shrinks. As our population and our technology expand to new heights, what will become of our environment? How can we use our environment without harming it? How will we sustain our civilization for posterity? These are the questions a sustainability major has to try to answer. Sustainability is a branch of science […]
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