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Return of the Cougars for Homecoming
Return of the Cougars for Homecoming
The Kean University community came together for a day of fun and school spirit at Kean’s Star Wars-themed Homecoming, Return of the Cougars.
Vote on Your Next Kean Cougar
Vote on Your Next Kean Cougar
The next Kean cougar is up for a vote.
Kean University is developing a new spirit logo for use in athletic and student promotion that will better and more cohesively promote the University.
Kean Gospel Choir Releases Single
Kean Gospel Choir Releases Single
The Kean Gospel Choir, three-time winners of McDonald’s Gospelfest, one of the nation’s best-known gospel competitions, has released its first single, Behold Him.
Q&A: Kean Scientist Helps Lead International Race for New Antibiotics
Q&A: Kean Scientist Helps Lead International Race for New Antibiotics
Keith Bostian, Ph.D., dean of the New Jersey Center for Science, Technology and Mathematics, is one of the leading scientists in the world researching drug-resistant antibiotics.
Liberty Hall Museum’s 200-Year-Old Wine to Be Auctioned
Liberty Hall Museum’s 200-Year-Old Wine to Be Auctioned
The centuries-old Madeira wine discovered at Liberty Hall Museum at Kean University is going on the auction block. Christie’s New York will auction the collection of rare Madeira wine, bourbon and other spirits on December 7.
President Farahi Is 'Mystery Reader' at Child Care Center
President Farahi Is 'Mystery Reader' at Child Care Center
Davinder Kaur's preschool class at the Kean Child Care and Development Center had a special "Mystery Reader" this week — Kean President Dawood Farahi, Ph.D.
A Costa Rica Discovery for O.T. Students
A Costa Rica Discovery for O.T. Students
Four occupational therapy students at Kean decided to postpone their final fieldwork on the path toward graduation so they could spend more than two weeks volunteering their healthcare skills in Costa Rica on a TraveLearn adventure.
Studying Brain Reactions to Improve Cybersecurity
Studying Brain Reactions to Improve Cybersecurity
Three Kean computer science students are studying the brains of high schoolers to determine the best way to teach cybersecurity awareness. They are using Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology to record the brain activity of the students as they answer confidential questions on internet use and security.
Grammy-winning Alumnus Holds Music Master Class for Kean Students
Grammy-winning Alumnus Holds Music Master Class for Kean Students
Kean University alumnus Alan Paul, a founding member of the Grammy Award-winning vocal group The Manhattan Transfer, recently shared his harmonizing expertise with Music Conservatory students in a master class.
Remembering Holocaust Resource Center Co-Founder Clara Kramer
Remembering Holocaust Resource Center Co-Founder Clara Kramer
Clara Schwarz Kramer, who spent 20 months hiding from the Nazis in a bunker and dedicated the rest of her life to teaching others about the horrors of the Holocaust, died recently at the age of 91.