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Kean University computer science students are creating software solutions for local and regional businesses and nonprofits.

Sue Kozel, an adjunct history professor at Kean University, examined the ways that Quaker abolitionists compromised their values as a result of their relationship with Thomas Jefferson, at a recent gathering of the oldest and largest organization of historians in the United States.

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Tucker Viemeister, leader of Viemeister Industries and creator of the award-winning OXO "Good Grips" kitchen tools, recently gave Kean University students an in-depth lecture on the design process from conception to prototype.

Kean University public relations students are helping Union County nonprofit organizations tell their stories to the world.

UNION, N.J. – At the opening reception for her latest art installation at Kean University’s Human Rights Institute Gallery, international artist Franca Marini invited guests to immerse themselves in the fabrics that, she says, embody the experiences of refugees.

Kean University’s youngest students now have a new preschool space to learn and grow.

Sara Ridgway will graduate Kean in May at the top of her game – in athletics and academics, and as a campus leader.

Bob Woodward, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist best known for his coverage of the Watergate scandal, will speak about the importance of a free press and investigative journalism on February 22 as part of a new distinguished lecture series at Kean University.