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As students go through their formative years in college, there are many honors they can accumulate. One of the most widely known here in America is the Dean’s List, an award given to those who, at Kean University, achieve a GPA of 3.45 or higher during the semester.
On Wednesday, April 8, the Student Life Media Team and the Kean Wellness Center hosted a Paws & Peace event, where students could relieve their stress with therapy dogs, coloring sessions, and a smoothie bar.
The Kean campus continued its annual Unity Week celebrations through Tuesday, April 7 and Wednesday, April 8, bringing an evening game show and afternoon salsa dances to students, and capped it off on Friday, April 10, with card games from several cultures.
Every year, the Kean community takes two weeks to honor the establishment of our institution and the students who keep it going. During the Fall, there’s the bliss of homecoming, full of tailgating, football games, and iconic performers taking on the Wilkins Theatre. However, there’s nothing like that one week in April, where students come together to celebrate the founding of our University, Unity Week.
On Tuesday, February 17, Kean University stepped into the Year of the Horse with the annual Lunar New Year celebration. From 3:30 to 4:30 pm, the Miron Student Center atrium was awash in golden and red as students immersed themselves in Chinese culture and traditions.
On Monday, March 23, Social Media manager, Melody Cadet sat down with Vanessa Garate to discuss her research to improve prenatal healthcare and communication.
On Friday, February 13, the Student Life Media Team sat down with Lisia Aikens for a conversation rooted in history, community, and culture. SLMT's Senior Editor Courtney Joy Breeden interviewed Ms. Aikens, Administrative Assistant for the Center of Africana Studies, about the place of Black history in America, and the ways Kean University continues to cultivate Black-centered spaces where education, collaboration, and leadership thrive.
For many Kean Cougars, graduation is fast approaching: a day they will accept their degree representing years of hard work and study. From commencement announcements to gown orders, much is to be prepared for that decisive moment.
On Tuesday, February 3, 2026, The Galleries at Kean hosted Jaymes Jorsling to showcase “Hub City,” a multidisciplinary project highlighting America’s racial traumas, as part of its Transcending Boundaries art program. The Human Rights Institute and Holocaust Resource Center introduced Jorsling, a local artist, playwright and actor, to discuss his works and perspective on the power of art.
At Kean University, clubs abound—for every student. That diversity was evident on Monday, February 2, the Spring 2026 Student Involvement Fair. Representatives from over fifty clubs gathered throughout the Miron Student Center to showcase their dedication to hobbies, cultures, majors, and more.
January is Muslim Heritage Month in New Jersey, following a bill signed by Governor Phil Murphy in 2023. At the time, Murphy emphasized the importance of acknowledging the state’s diverse Muslim communities, noting that the month would “celebrate the rich history, culture, and contributions of Muslim Americans who help make New Jersey stronger.”
On Thursday, January 22, the Cougar Connections Center for Social Work hosted “Color Your Mood” in honor of Bright Colors Week, which took place from January 19 to 23 this year.
Applying for scholarships can be a hassle for the busy college student. From the stresses of classes to the difficulty of starting one’s career, there are a thousand factors that demand a student’s attention.
Kicking off the first day of the spring semester on Monday, January 12, Kean University held the annual Winter Carnival, welcoming students to a fresh new start to the year. From 2 pm to 5 pm, the Miron Student Center atrium featured a lively atmosphere filled with food, activities, and a DJ to help students ease back into campus life after winter break.
On Tuesday, December 9, Kean University’s Holocaust Resource Center and Human Rights Institute hosted a Genocide Prevention and Awareness Day tabling event, transforming the Miron Student Center Atrium into a space for reflection, learning, and community engagement. The event honored the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide, observed annually on December 9, the same date the United Nations adopted the Genocide Convention in 1948.
On Tuesday, November 18, the Kean University Wellness Center continued its commitment to student health and accessibility by hosting its second flu clinic of the semester, offering free and insurance‑covered flu shots to students, faculty, and staff in the Miron Student Center Greek Lounge.
From October 31 to November 2, the Division of Student Affairs took to the Woodloch Resort in Hawley, PA, to guide student leaders in developing their leadership skills.
As Kean embarks on a new semester, students are reflecting on their New Year’s resolutions—habits they hope to build in 2026. Students agree that next semester will represent a fresh start, encouraging self-reflection and personal growth both on and off campus.
On Tuesday, December 2, the Kean Student Government Association (SGA) Senior Class of 2026 hosted the “Snow Place Like SGA” event at the Miron Student Center, a winter-themed celebration for the holiday season.
On Thursday, November 13, the Kean Criminal Justice Club hosted Unsolved Case Study: The Zodiac Killer in Green Lane Academic Building. The event focused on one of the most infamous serial killer cases that remains unsolved today.
