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Graduate Student Brings Passion for Public Art to Kean Galleries in Water Is Life Exhibition
Graduate Student Brings Passion for Public Art to Kean Galleries in Water Is Life Exhibition
Art and the public good come together for graduate student Cristina Fittipaldi at Kean University Galleries where she combines her two passions — art and improving the public welfare.
Institute for Life Science Entrepreneurship Gets Grant to Expand Biotech Hub
Institute for Life Science Entrepreneurship Gets Grant to Expand Biotech Hub
The Institute for Life Science Entrepreneurship (ILSE) was awarded a $100,000 planning grant with Union Township to expand its outreach to life science entrepreneurs and its University programs.
‘Hidden Child’ of the Holocaust Speaks at Kristallnacht Commemoration
‘Hidden Child’ of the Holocaust Speaks at Kristallnacht Commemoration
The lifelong psychological toll of the Holocaust on children who lived in hiding to avoid capture by the Nazis was recounted in emotional detail at Kean by Albert Hepner, one of those “hidden children.”
Trading Places: Kean Student, Administrators Switch Roles in "Dean for a Day"
Trading Places: Kean Student, Administrators Switch Roles in "Dean for a Day"
Imagine if a Kean University senior were to run meetings, solve problems and be a campus administrator for a day; while at the same time, deans sat in classes, ate at the cafeteria and got a taste of student life. It happened at Kean on November 1, wh
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.
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.
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.
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.
WKU Student: From China to the United Nations
WKU Student: From China to the United Nations
Wenzhou-Kean University student, Yichen Wang wants to work at the United Nations after graduation, but she’s already had a chance to speak up during a General Assembly student event.
Program Aims to Help Students Succeed in Challenging Courses
Program Aims to Help Students Succeed in Challenging Courses
A new program at Kean is designed to help students excel by offering voluntary extra instruction in specific courses that have been identified as challenging -- like chemistry.