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Kean University’s top academic leader and others are collaborating with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) D-Lab and Harvard Medical School to develop a backpack-sized portable operating room called SurgiBox that is designed to reduce the risk of infection for patients and medical pr

For many people, Rome is a once-in-a-lifetime vacation destination. For third-year undergraduate students in the School of Public Architecture at Michael Graves College, Rome is their classroom for the spring semester.

Kean University’s Michael Graves College Distinguished Professor Robin Landa has achieved another publishing milestone as the author of the first-ever interactive design book.

The preschoolers at Elizabethport Presbyterian Center in Elizabeth start many of their days by singing a special song, Hello, Jumpstart, to welcome the Kean University students who volunteer in their classrooms.

A new landmark College of Business and Public Management building opened to students at Wenzhou-Kean University this month, marking the latest addition to the growing campus in China.

Kean’s Union campus was bustling with students during the winter break, as approximately 2,500 students from 30 New Jersey high schools convened for the New Jersey DECA Central Region Conference on January 11 and 12.

Transitioning from soldier to student is a challenge, but it’s about to get easier at Kean University.

Governor-elect Phil Murphy today nominated Kean University alumnus and Board of Trustees Secretary Lamont Repollet, Ed.D., as the next New Jersey Commissioner of Education.

Kean University alumna Toni-Ann Palmisano got the best kind of surprise at work on Tuesday, December 19. In front of all of the students and faculty at Secaucus Middle School, where she is a math teacher, Palmisano learned that she has been honored with the national Milken Educator Award.