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Just in time for Mother's Day! Photo courtesy of the Liberty Hall Museum
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Just in time for Mother's Day! Photo courtesy of the Liberty Hall Museum
The Kentucky Derby Fundraiser will be held on May 7, 2016 Photo courtesy of the Liberty Hall Museum
The Physical Therapy Club of Kean University making a muscle to make a difference Photo courtesy of the Physical Therapy Club
On Thursday, April 7, 2016, students, staff and the Kean community gathered in the Center for Academic Success (CAS) for a poetry reading of Rabbit Ears: TV Poems. Rabbit Ears is a book of poetry featuring 130 poets covering the many decades of TV; it surrounds many great television series, characters and storylines. Ten poets read both their own and others’ stories.
Kean University’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society (PRSSA) urges both students and faculty to join them for Kickin’ For Courage, a kickball tournament to support the veteran charity Bonds of Courage on Friday, April 29, 2016, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the Jim Hynes Baseball Field of Kean University.
When Amy Boright and Jared Siperstein’s son Jude was diagnosed with meningomyelitis, everything changed. But the support they received from The Children’s Specialized Hospital in Mountainside helped them through the times of turmoil.
On Friday, April 8, 2016, the Human Rights Institute at Kean University held its ninth annual conference. Entitled Locked up in America: The Business of Incarceration, it was a close examination of critical issues of incarceration. Meant to educate and inform, the conference featured a variety of experts who spoke about their interactions with the justice system and U.S. prison industry. Each expert is in their own way a social justice advocate that works tirelessly toward a better tomorrow. During the conference, they took time to share their insights, experiences and expertise related to the prison system.
The students of Kean University come together to support the veterans who sacrifice their lives for us on the daily.
Photo courtesy of keandm.kintera.org Kean Dance Marathon to take place on April 15, 2016
The results are in! Photo courtesy of theindychannel.com
Kean University’s official student newspaper, The Tower, has earned five awards, including one for General Excellence, from the New Jersey Collegiate Press Association (NJCPA.)
Sometimes eating the food presented to students on campus can become a bore. Some students may not have the luxury of going to the local restaurants due to expenses. Luckily enough, some local restaurants are accepting Cougar Dollars.
Become an English Immersion Mentor and help international students learn about American culture Pictured: Students and staff from last year's English Immersion program The Cougar’s Byte
The prison population of the United States is the highest in the world Photo courtesy of the Human Rights Institute
Kean University’s Rotaract Club at the Hillside Food Bank Photo courtesy of Ashley Fuentes
Apply to be a member of the programming board today! Photo courtesy of the Office of Student Government
The School of General Studies–Transition to Kean, along with the Office of Intervention and Retention, has organized workshops for students to attend. The goal of the workshops is to help students manage stress, time and anxiety, as well as learn self-care and proper note-taking. During the workshops, the professional departments and counselors will give some tips and advice for participates. All workshops will take place in Center for Academic Success (CAS) at varying times.
Alumnus Tom Coyne has won several Grammys since 2012 Photo courtesy of Kean University
Basketball player Marajiah Bacon wins NJAC Rookie of The Week eight times consecutively Photo courtesy of Kean Athletics