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Kean Professor Shaping Metal and Minds
Kean Professor Shaping Metal and Minds
When she’s not shaping metal in her art studio, Kean University Professor Jennifer Crupi is shaping minds in her classroom. Watch and learn about her unique artistic sense, which has led her to prominent exhibitions in the Smithsonian and other major galleries.
Art by Prisoners Featured in New Exhibition at Kean University
Art by Prisoners Featured in New Exhibition at Kean University
UNION, N.J. — An exhibition featuring art created by inmates is now on display at Kean University in Union, N.J. Cellblock Visions: Prison Art in America, curated by Phyllis Kornfeld, includes 60 works by men and women imprisoned in jails and penitentiaries across six states.
The American Among Us
The American Among Us
Graphic design student Holly Taylor is a freshman with an unwavering student-work ethic and a big life off campus.
Cellblock Visions: Art by Prisoners
Cellblock Visions: Art by Prisoners
An exhibition featuring art created by inmates is now on display at the Karl and Helen Burger Gallery. Cellblock Visions: Prison Art in America, curated by Phyllis Kornfeld, includes 60 works by men and women imprisoned in jails and penitentiaries across six states.
Film Fest to Amplify the Voices of America’s Largest Minority
Film Fest to Amplify the Voices of America’s Largest Minority
From April 19-22, Kean will host the ReelAbilities: New Jersey Disabilities Film Festival, featuring screenings of more than 20 films from the United States and around the world complemented by engaging programs, all related to the largest minority group in America – the disability community.
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South Sudanese Refugee Tells Story of Triumph at the Kean Human Rights Institute Conference
South Sudanese Refugee Tells Story of Triumph at the Kean Human Rights Institute Conference
South Sudanese refugee Koang Doluony still remembers the despair he felt as a young child surrounded by hunger and chaos in a refugee camp.
New Art Exhibition at Kean University Features Line Drawings Inspired by Italy
New Art Exhibition at Kean University Features Line Drawings Inspired by Italy
Disabled artist Diane Pokorski “reinvents” herself through pen and ink drawings
Isn't She Lovely?
Isn't She Lovely?
Lovely Randle ’16 MPA came to the United States as a child after being granted asylum from Haiti with her family.
Rebuilding Warriors with Man’s Best Friend
Rebuilding Warriors with Man’s Best Friend
Kean University Student Government is raising money to help student veterans adjust to civilian life with the help of service dogs from the organization Rebuilding Warriors.