Painting The Campus Pink
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Student spins the wheel at the breast cancer kick off Ojilvis Nunez l The Cougar’s Byte
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Student spins the wheel at the breast cancer kick off Ojilvis Nunez l The Cougar’s Byte
The office of intervention and retention’s fall workshop is upon us Marlee Nicolas l The Cougar's Byte
Rotaract club on campus shows how community service is a way of life Jason Darling l The Cougar's Byte
Event Lottery to take place on Septemeber 3, 2015 Photo courtesy: itgovernanceusa.com
Last years’ incoming freshmans interested to see what Kean University has to offer The Cougar's Byte
The concept of pursuing dreams is an action to be respected and admired. Brianna Ziegler, a sophomore commercial recreation major, has pursued her ambitions with bravery and confidence. Ziegler realized from early on that she was physically stronger than majority of the girls in her age group. She always had an extremely competitive nature and enjoyed contact sports. “Every year I would arm wrestle my friend Patrick. We always had a good match and alternated winning, but it wasn’t until the eighth grade that he mentioned I should go out for the football team.”
On April 21, 2015, from 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. the student occupational therapy association, affectionately known as SOTA, invited Jack Ballos and Steve Brigham to Kean University. As a part of Occupational Therapy Month, they hosted a screening of Jack Ballos’ award-winning documentary, Destiny’s Bridge.
It is hard to become involved on campus when there is an overwhelming amount of options and sometimes students decide to not even bother joining a club. There is also the question of, “How do I even begin to find the clubs and organizations that is right for me?” Well, the answer is easy! All university organizations are listed on Cougar Link along with meeting schedules and upcoming events. Everything from Greek Life, to heritage societies, to intramural sports are popular at Kean University—but there are some groups directed at those with particular interests.
Members of the Point and Shoot club Gabby Vicedomini l The Cougar's Byte
On Sunday, April 19, 2015, from 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., the Otaku Anime Society (OAS) will be hosting their first and soon-to-be annual TowerCon to commemorate their 15 year anniversary.
The Otaku Anime Society intensely focused on a riveting game of Super Smash Bros. Photo credits: Gabby Vicedomini
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya Photo Credits: Tom Bogert l The Cougar's Byte
The 17 Street in Newark, New Jersey [NJ], will be gaining a new neighbor shortly. Kean University’s Iota Phi Theta recently purchased a lot during Newark’s Valentine’s Day land sale. But it is not for what one may think; 17 Street will not be gaining a fraternity for a neighbor. The plan is to build a house on the vacant lot and then hand over the keys to the rent-free house to a homeless family unknown to the Iotas.
Acquiring permits and parking locations (Pictured: Kean Hall parking lot)