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Tiye Bracy | Published by April 28, 2021 A picture of Clara Kramer when she was 18 years old, her diary, and her book cover was shown while she spoke about her Holocaust experience during a Celebration of Diverse Achievements event which took place on March, 15 via zoom. The event was sponsored by Kean University’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and […]
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By Tasha Dowbachuk|Published by, March 16 2021 In honor of Women’s History Month, Kean University’s students and staff are invited to view the virtual conversational event, “The Path from Protest To Participation”, featuring athletic activist and speaker, Toni-Smith Thompson on March 18th, 2021. The Women’s Herstory program will be hosted by The Human Rights Institute, The Department of Athletics, The […]
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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 Tiye Bracy | Published by September 21st, 2019 Friday, Sept. 13 marked the seventh annual Kean Day — a day for various campus clubs to interact with students and gain exposure. The event strives to be inclusive, giving students a chance to join a community based on their interests. During this year’s event, the Cougar Walk was filled with […]
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By: Gail Fredricks | Published Nov. 10, 2016 Nigel Donald, Kean University’s former Student Organization’s president, has had his first experience running for public office. Although unsuccessful in the election for Linden Board of Education, Donald, 22, was happy with the results. “For my age, my experience, and time commitment to other things I was highly content with seeing all […]
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By Gail Fredricks | Published Nov. 3, 2016 Nigel Donald is applying his experience as Kean University’s former Student Organization president in his bid for a different type of public office: Linden’s Board of Education. “I 100 percent believe that if it wasn’t for me both being in Student Government and at a time the president of it I wouldn’t have […]
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By: Gail Fredricks | Published Sept. 25, 2016 Twenty-seven seats in Kean University’s student government remain available after last semester’s annual elections, which left even more positions vacant since no one ran for them. Last April, no student ran for vice president, treasurer, secretary and representatives in the Graduate Part-Time Student Council (GPSC). All positions for the Senior Class executive […]
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By Rebecca Panico | Published June 28, 2016 Kean University’s Board of Trustees approved Monday a 2.5 percent — or a $289 — tuition and fee increase for the upcoming school year and also raised another late fee. Any student who registers for classes after July 28, the payment due date, will be charged $105. Anyone registering on the first day of […]
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By: Rebecca Panico | Published June 23, 2016 About 30 students and administrators attended a tuition hearing on campus today where a 2.5 percent — or a $289 — tuition and fee increase was proposed for the upcoming school year. More: See the full proposal “That is Kean University’s reaction to a systematic process in the state of New Jersey,” […]
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By Rebecca Panico | Published May 18, 2016 Emily Cubilete, the newly elected Student Organization president, said the Board of Trustees’ May 9 decision to increase late fees and the cost to enroll in a tuition payment plan will “help students” once Kean takes over payment services. More: Being a broke Kean student just got more expensive The vote comes at […]
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