He Wore Semper Discens On His Arm

I have gone on record - probably too many times, to some annoyance - in saying Kean University is my home; and not just in the metaphorical sense.

Leaders of Letters, Leaving a Legacy

The 2012 Annual Greek Awards Banquet will be one that resonates for some years to come. In the relocated setting of the ornate Galloping Hill Inn in Union, NJ, Greek letter members of Kean University celebrated one of their most successful years yet, proving regardless the task - be it academic success, ...

Jade Is The Color Of Her Energy

What indication would an incoming freshman have that their sole contributions would raise hundreds of dollars for a cause to house the homeless?

Building Up Beyer

After finishing his first year at Kean, transfer student, Michael Beyer, a junior double major in mathematical science and psychology, has found himself in a position with big shoes to fill: future president of the Human Rights Club (HRC). Beyer is set to succeed current president Melissa Heron and ...

Second Year Never Looked So Abuan

It does not take long to establish a brand for the type of leadership one has to offer; and one sophomore has proven just that.

Roberson Reminiscing, Waves Farewell

Ten applications to graduate school - sent; internship under the belt - check; portfolio padded with accolade, set.

From Ocean, Salter Advocates

With the odds stacked against her, Sarah Salter, junior mathematical science major with secondary education certification, emerged victorious with 55 percent of the vote in the 2012-13 student government election.

Physics Is No Joke; Then Again...

Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, eigenvalues with Hamiltonian operators, bond dissociation... laughing yet?

Caption in Work: Part 2 - Maria Rodriguez

This series of features highlights Kean University students who have undertaken professional roles, both outside and within the university.

Breaking Boundaries and Uniting Efforts, Through Talent

The Multicultural Festival is no stranger to the Kean campus; in fact, the rolling success of the annual event leaves only excitement and anticipation following each cessation.