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Junior forward Krista LaMaina of the No. 16 Kean University field hockey program was named the national Division III Longstreth/National Field Hockey Coaches Association Offensive Player of the Week on October 19.

Kean University students recently competed alongside students from Penn State and Germany’s Hof University in a Lockheed Martin Case Competition. The students devised and presented novel applications and growth opportunities for Lockheed Martin aerospace technologies.

Kean architecture students Robert Gallagher, John Grega and Gabriel Morales presented at Notre Dame University's The Art of Architecture: Hand Drawing and Design conference on Saturday, October 1.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 12, 2016
 

The Complete History of America (Abridged): Election Edition Comes to Kean Stage on Oct 19

Reduced Shakespeare Company’s satirical comedy will help audiences get through the rest of Election Season

The Cybersecurity Center at Kean University is dedicated to preparing the next generation of cyber leaders through its conferences, seminars and trainings.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 11, 2016

RENT Stars Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp Reunite on Kean Stage to Celebrate 20 Years of Friendship
Experience the songs and stories of this iconic musical on October 15

The Metalsmith Student League won top honors at Kean Day, the university’s annual celebration of student groups and activities, taking home the $500 grand prize. Entrants were judged on originality, audience interaction and Kean pride.

The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) has awarded Kean University a $375,690 Math and Science Partnership (MSP) grant to provide cutting-edge professional development for 30 middle school and high school science teachers from the Elizabeth and Franklin Township public school districts.

College includes lots of firsts. For alumni Olivia Triano and Alex Lopes, some of their fondest firsts were together, including the first time they met while working in Kean Athletics.

The painter Stuart Davis was the subject of a traveling retrospective, recently at the Whitney Museum in New York, emphasizing his later paintings and development of shifting jazzlike variations over the course of decades.