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As college students, it can be a struggle to find places to go or things to do for a reasonable price. This does not mean students should give in to expensive prices. Luckily, Kean University is located in a town that is busy and has many options for students.
Kean University is known for its ability to bring awareness to issues in the United States and all over the world.
Winter is coming faster than you know it, yet there is still enough time to engage in a lot of fall activities. Much of the fall events are centered around Halloween. However, there are many more events that individuals can participate in before winter rolls in. Here's a list of activities that students can do before winter comes.
Student Organization and funded groups gathered together in Miron Student Center (MSC), room 228 for the Fuzzy Friends community service project on Friday, Oct. 27. This community service project was done in conjunction with Family Promise.
Wàn shèng jié kuài lè! Or, happy Halloween!
Kean University is always striving to bring awareness to many issues impacting students and its community.
The sorority Sigma Beta Chi holds up the slogan of the Kean Dance Marathon as FTK translates to "For The Kids"
Students and faculty filled room 228 of the Miron Student Center (MSC) to fundraise and raise awareness for the upcoming Kean Dance Marathon (KDM) in April, as the Kean Dance Marathon Hype Day commenced on Monday, Oct. 23, 2017. From noon to 8 p.m., multiple student organizations hosted tables and games for incoming students to donate to the good cause of the Children's Specialized Hospital of New Jersey, the primary sponsor for Kean University's annual dance festival.
Every year, Kean University does its absolute best to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness month. During the month of October, student groups and the Kean community have come together to create events and activities to get students and faculty to reach a goal of $5,000. As the month comes to an end, the Kean community can look back and see the many things they did to raise awareness and money to be donated to the American Cancer Society.
Sisters from Lambda Theta Alpha hosted an hour-long conversation which focused on tolerance and acceptance for members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Sisters from Lambda Theta Alpha hosted an hour-long conversation which focused on tolerance and acceptance for members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Kean University is transitioning into the season of midterms. With that being said, students can anticipate studying and preparing for their exams, but how can students effectively prepare?
The Latin Sorority of Lambda Theta Alpha hosted "PULSE", an hour-long presentation designed to give a new perspective to its attendees about the LGBTQ+ community and its importance, at the Miron Student Center (MSC) Wednesday, Oct. 11, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The students who came to this presentation were given various facts and information via a well-detailed slideshow presented by Jeislynn Ozuna, a junior majoring in biology and the active social chairperson for the sorority.
Looking for something to eat other than fast food? Have a taste for the home-cooked meals mom used to make? Well stop the search and make way for the Bi-weekly Recipe Report. Here, one can find recipes, tips and tricks on making meals on campus.
Popular hip-hop artist A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie rocked the stage at this year's Homecoming Concert
The winners of the Tabling event, Nu Sigma Phi and Delta Phi Epsilon collaborated in making a "Suicide Squad" - esque design for this year's winning creation.
Kean students, faculty and alumni filled the Harwood Arena parking lots to full capacity during the homecoming tailgate Saturday, Oct. 7. Music from the acclaimed DJ Nix in The Mix, food and an abundance of fun was all available to the many people who attended the homecoming festival.
Kean University tries to enlighten its students with events and discussions on campus. Whether it is a global phenomenon or not, Kean strives to teach its students. Ryan Sallans, a transgender speaker, consultant and author of the book Second Son, gave a presentation titled "Scouting the Unknown", Tuesday Oct. 10 from 2 to 4:15 p.m. at the Miron Student Center (MSC) Little Theatre.
Hundreds of students filled Wilkins Theater Oct. 5, 2017, as well-known hip-hop artists A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Don Q headlined the venue for Kean University's annual homecoming concert. Sponsored by the Student Organization of Kean University and coordinated by the Programming for Unique and Lively Student Experience (P.U.L.S.E) Organization, the yearly concert saw another fantastic turnout from 8 to 11 p.m. as concertgoers packed the stage as soon as the music began.
Wednesday, Oct. 4 is the official day of the 2017 year for the Mid-Autumn Festival, a holiday that is celebrated widely in East Asia. Also known as the Moon Festival, people from different parts of Asia come together with their family and friends to celebrate this day of harvest. In order to integrate this traditional holiday with Kean University students, Wenzhou-Kean University Student Association (WKUSA) hosted a Mid-Autumn Festival luncheon at the Miron Student Center (MSC) room 228.
