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Kean University to Shift to Remote Operations Monday, October 13
Due to the ongoing State of Emergency across New Jersey amid the nor’easter storm, Kean University will continue remote operations on Monday, October 13.
All classes on New Jersey campuses will be held remotely, and all in-person activities are canceled.
Employees who had planned to observe the Columbus Day holiday should do so as scheduled. All other employees will work remotely on Monday. Only essential personnel should report to work as required. Employees with questions should contact their supervisors for guidance.
Keanu’s Kitchen on the Union campus will remain open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Monday to serve residential students.
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Kean Senior Wins Top Undergraduate Award at Prestigious GMiS Conference
Kean Senior Wins Top Undergraduate Award at Prestigious GMiS Conference
Computer science student Xavier Amparo won the highest student recognition award at the prestigious Great Minds in STEM (GMiS) Conference in Pasadena, the first time a Kean student received the honor.
Kean, Union County Join National ‘Safe Place’ to Combat Hate
Kean, Union County Join National ‘Safe Place’ to Combat Hate
Kean became the first university in New Jersey designated a “Safe Place” under a national program that assures a safe environment for victims of hate, bullying and threats.
New York Red Bulls Service Project
New York Red Bulls Service Project
Kean University’s commitment to community service shone through in a recent project where volunteers partnered with the New York Red Bulls to make breakfast bags for families staying at Ronald McDonald House New York.
Students in Three Countries Attend Class Simultaneously at Kean
Students in Three Countries Attend Class Simultaneously at Kean
Students and faculty at Kean’s Michael Graves College School of Public Architecture began remote learning as a necessity during the pandemic but are now using it as a tool in a classroom that stretches across the world.
Kean to Host 'The Search for Humanity After Atrocity' Conference
Kean to Host 'The Search for Humanity After Atrocity' Conference
Scholars and nonprofit practitioners from around the world will come together at Kean University for a two-day conference examining new ways to pursue justice and negotiate post-conflict conditions.
Kean Welcomes LGBTQIA+ Author for ‘Common Read’ Book Talk
Kean Welcomes LGBTQIA+ Author for ‘Common Read’ Book Talk
Best-selling author George M. Johnson met with Kean students and faculty on October 11 for a book reading and discussion as Kean took part in its second Common Read.
Graduate Builds Rewarding Career as Artist After Developing Signature Technique at Kean
Graduate Builds Rewarding Career as Artist After Developing Signature Technique at Kean
When Ricardo Roig ’08 gets the inspiration for a work of art, he sees a flash of light. His other milestone moments have struck like lightning bolts, too.
Lessons from Kean’s Occupational Therapy Program Guide Graduate in Medical School
Lessons from Kean’s Occupational Therapy Program Guide Graduate in Medical School
As a medical resident at the Cleveland Clinic, Kean University alumna Penina Gross-Richmond is excited about her future as a pediatrician.
Kean University Is 'Fast Company' 2022 Innovation by Design Awards Honoree
Kean University Is 'Fast Company' 2022 Innovation by Design Awards Honoree
Kean received a prestigious Fast Company 2022 design award for a project in which Associate Professor Edward Johnston and students at Michael Graves College used interactive 3D media to explore history.
Rain or Shine, It's Homecoming Time at Kean
Rain or Shine, It's Homecoming Time at Kean
The wet weather didn’t dampen the mood at Kean University's Homecoming, where a spirited crowd of Cougar alumni and students enjoyed football and carnival games, and connected with friends. Dressed in Kean sweatshirts and other gear, students, alumni, faculty and staff took in the annual University tradition.