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Joshua Bell Comes to Kean

Violin prodigy wraps up 2012-2013 ¬season at Enlow Hall

Joshua Bell is considered one of the world’s premiere violin prodigies. He began playing at age five after discovering his love for making different sounds and pitches with rubber bands stretched over his dresser drawers. At 17, he made his debut with the St. Full story

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Spring Sports Wrap Up

Kean University has successful spring season

This year the spring sports teams at Kean University had a very successful season. Their hard work and dedication throughout the season should not go unnoticed. The women’s lacrosse team ended their season with a final record of 13-6. They averaged a total of 14 goals per game. Full story

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A Sigma Stands Out

Moses Saintil shines through service

Moses Saintil wished to follow in his older brother’s footsteps. After his brother joined the Alpha Nu Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated [PBS] at Seton Hall University in 2006, Saintil kept PBS in the back of his mind as he looked for colleges. Full story

Goodbye

Here it is

Having come from a very small high school – graduating class of 32 – coming to Kean as a freshman was quite the experience. Not having much to do in between classes, I began reading The Cougar’s Byte. This publication became more than just a way to pass the time; it gave me a way to connect to the Kean community. Full story

Unique like a Fingerprint

Mu Sigma Upsilon holds their annual R.A.C.E event

Since the beginning of time, race has been a characteristic that has been present in all human beings. Every person in this world is a unique mix of their parents and ancestry. Although, everyone possesses this eccentric combination, life experiences are different for all. Full story

Peace Out

Moving forward!

The journey to my undergraduate degree has gone by way too fast. I started working for The Cougar’s Byte in the summer of 2009. In other words, I’ve been a student worker at Kean University longer than I have been a student. The center for leadership and service, especially The Cougar’s Byte, has been my second family. Full story