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It's about that time Kean Cougars, welcome back! In order to ensure that students feel welcome, the Greek Senate aims to create events to involve the Kean community. On Thursday, Feb. 7 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., the Greek Senate will be hosting its seventh Welcome Back Party in Downs Hall.
On Feb. 4, 2004 the very first issue of The Cougar's Byte was released. Initially titled, "Kean Students Online," the newsletter was created with a vision to connect students with upcoming events and opportunities around campus and has continued to expand its mission ever since. This year, Monday, Feb. 4, 2019, The Cougar's Byte celebrates its 15 year anniversary of bringing Kean news to the Kean community.
Ever wonder what Kean looks like after hours? Now you have your opportunity as Student Organization of Kean University is hosting Kean After Dark, an event to get students socializing while having a fun time on campus.
The Kean University Spring 2019 Meet the Greeks will be held on Thursday, January 31, 2019, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Harwood Arena.
The Kean Ocean campus first opened in 2006, making history for Kean University and Ocean County College. The partnership is a joint effort on the behalf of Kean University and Ocean County College to help students from both north and south New Jersey achieve a higher education at a more manageable cost.
Every semester, the Greeks of Kean University all come together in Harwood Arena for Meet The Greeks, one of the most popular events that is held on campus. This semester, it will take place Jan. 31 from 5 to 10 p.m. Whether one is interested in joining Greek life or not, this is always sure to be a fun event for students, alumni and faculty alike as the Greek Senate work extremely hard throughout the year to plan this event for everyone to enjoy.
The Center for Leadership and Service (CLS) will be hosting various events to appreciate and honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during Black History Month. Additionally, the Kean community will have the opportunity to be involved in various service projects and activities, within CLS's MLK Week of Service events. The MLK Week of Service will take place from Tuesday, Feb. 19 to Sunday, Feb. 24 to spread Dr. King's message of peace.
On Friday, Feb. 1 Kean University will be honoring the American Heart Association and its cause for heart disease awareness with Go Red for Women: Wear Red Day. This day will help to raise funds and awareness of heart disease and overall cardiovascular health, specifically in women.
Gear up for a week packed with fun-filled games and activities! Involvement Week for this spring semester runs from Tuesday, Feb. 4 to Tuesday, Feb. 10 and is designed to encourage students to get involved on campus.
While Kean first and foremost provides students with the opportunity to earn a comprehensive and affordable education, students also have the ability to supplement their student experience by working on campus. This university is home to a diverse selection of student employment availabilities for a variety of interest areas.
Kean University students and faculty were ready to start the 2019 academic year on the right foot, as various activities took place on campus.
The Center of Leadership and Service's (CLS) Involvement Center, located in the Miron Student Center (MSC), Room 303, will be hosting Eat N' Play: Black History Trivia event Tuesday, Feb. 5 from noon to 2 p.m. in the Cougar's Den.
Kean University offers a bevy of opportunities that ultimately contribute to the college experience. It is vital for students to make the most of what is provided and available. Chelsey Sanjuan has done exactly that throughout her years at the university.
One of Kean's extravagant buildings is the Green Lane Academic building (GLAB), home to the Kean University Barnes & Noble Bookstore. The Kean University Barnes & Noble Bookstore is a resource on campus for everything including textbooks, supplies and apparel.
With the expansion of new buildings on campus, one may be worried about getting to class on time. The shuttle bus service is an effective tool for students to use to travel efficiently and safely through the various Kean University campuses. The shuttle buses can take students to stops at Main Campus, the Center for Science, Technology and Mathematics Building (STEM) and East Campus. Many students use it to their advantage to have the easiest possible route to class and other on-campus events.
At Kean University, students can be assured that their health will be taken seriously, due to various tools that Student Health Services (SHS) provides. Student Health Services is located in Downs Hall, Room 126 where individuals can make appointments prior to their visit.
With each year that passes, Kean University finds ways to bolster its parking situation so that it is suitable for the amount of students, faculty and staff that frequent the campus. The majority of students are predominantly commuters; therefore, it is important to create enough space to accommodate each student.
As Kean University students, understanding and utilizing the opportunities and benefits provided proves to be advantageous. With conveniences within the academic, athletics and financial aid realms, there are many options offered to ensure students get what they paid for. With that in mind, there are many currencies at Kean for students to indulge in, including Kean Bucks and Cougar Cash.
Attention to all students applying for graduate school! In order to ensure the process goes smoothly, it is important to develop an exceptional application.
Kean University prides itself on having an ample amount of eateries for its community to choose from. From healthy options to guilty pleasures or a quick snack to full-course meals, Kean has dining options that are sure to please one's appetite.
