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Everyday college students flex their mental muscles while working towards earning a degree, but often it comes with a hectic schedule that leaves little time for other activities such as exercising.
African American History Month officially begins in a couple of weeks, and the Office of Africana Studies is kicking off this historic month with its annual Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration on Thursday, January 26, 2017 at the Miron Student Center (MSC) Little Theatre.
The Kean Foundation Scholarship Application is currently available to all current Kean University students and incoming freshmen.
The big day is just a few months away, 100 days to be exact. As Tuesday, February 7, 2017 marks 100 days until the Kean University Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony, an event is being hosted in recognition.
Asian Studies and Student Organization (the full-time undergraduate student government) will host a Lunar New Year celebration on Thursday, January 26, 2017.
Basketball fans of Kean University, rejoice! The Graduate and Part-Time Student Council (GPSC) of Kean University is inviting students to come watch the New York Knicks battle the Los Angeles Lakers in an inter-conference match-up on Monday, February 6, 2017.
Begin the journey to a heart healthy lifestyle with Wear Red Day in the MSC.
Many students say that the best way to have a great time during college is to get involved on campus. Well, one way students can be involved on campus is by joining a Greek organization.
After being inactive for 13 years, Kean University's swimming program will be resurrected as a women's varsity sport for the first time since 2003. The program will begin at the start of the 2017- 2018 academic year.
On Wednesday, December 14, 2016, Kean Musical Movements (KMM) will host its debut showcase, For the Love of Dance.
The Communication Department of Kean University is excited to announce the renovation of the radio station, WKNJ. The last time the radio station was renovated was approximately 15 years ago in 2001, and the decade-old technology is now getting replaced with newer technology.
Want to leave a creative lasting impression on campus? The annual Research Days are the perfect opportunity do so.
The sisters of Sigma Beta Chi and the brothers of Nu Sigma Phi are making an effort to bring the holiday spirit to those in armed forces, and invite the rest of the Kean community to join them.
The fall semester officially comes to a close on Wednesday, December 21, 2016. That date may seem far away, but it will soon appear.
The Human Rights Institute (HRI) is looking for students who create self-reflective artwork that can be displayed in the spring art gallery exhibition entitled Student Artmaking: Explorations into Diversity, Identity and Inclusion.
If you would like to have your work displayed in the Human Rights Art Gallery make sure to stop by for a brief meeting in the Human Rights Institute room 207 on Tuesday, November 22 at 3:30pm. For more information please visit their page at: https://kean.collegiatelink.net/organization/hri/news/details/102242?fromCampus=False
As the year comes to a close, do not forget that December is a month full of eventful festivities, as Liberty Hall Museum (LHM) at Kean University will host holiday events that everyone is welcome to participate in.
On Monday, November 14, 2016, the Office of Student Government hosted the annual FoodBank Luncheon in Downs Hall. The FoodBank Luncheon helps raise money for the Community FoodBank of New Jersey located in Hillside, N.J. To attend the event, students had to pay $5 and faculty $10.
The start of the cold winter season can be welcomed with a sky of lights. Anybody can come experience a warm and bright holiday special show in the Kean University Alumni Planetarium.
