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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.
March for Our Lives: Road to Change
March for Our Lives: Road to Change
Kean University students Spencer Martin ’19 and Gunneet Malhi ‘21, and recent alumni Sarah Coykendall ’18 and Sarah Mack ‘18 attended the March for Our Lives: Road to Change in Morristown, N.J. The event, part of a 75-city tour, was designed to educate young people about the issue of gun violence
Graduating English Major Weaves Story of Success
Graduating English Major Weaves Story of Success
Take it from the Class of 2018’s Schané Flowers – no matter the challenges, include internships in your Kean education.
Biotechnology Major’s Roots Shape His Future
Biotechnology Major’s Roots Shape His Future
Influenced by his parents’ perseverance, and determined to improve the lives of people in impoverished countries like those in his native Bolivia, graduating senior Victor Manuel Suarez has his sights set on a career in health care.
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.
Kean Singers Share the Stage with America’s Got Talent Finalists
Kean Singers Share the Stage with America’s Got Talent Finalists
The Kean University Gospel Choir is racking up more professional credits. The choir, which won McDonald's Gospelfest at the Prudential Center in Newark for the last two years, recently sang at Enlow Recital Hall with Sons of Serendip, the 2009 America's Got Talent finalists.
In Her Element: STEM Student's Summer Internship in Politics
In Her Element: STEM Student's Summer Internship in Politics
The summer before starting her graduate studies in Biotechnology at Kean University, and just weeks after graduating from Kean with a Bachelor of Arts in science and technology, Chelsea Mann ’17 worked at a summer internship––in politics.
Communication Students Attend International Radio and Television Society Event
Communication Students Attend International Radio and Television Society Event
Kean University Communication students Asa Dugger, of Voorhees, and Jennyfer MacOto, of Jersey City, were selected from a national pool of applicants to attend the 33rd annual International Radio and Television Society’s (IRTS) annual Multicultural Media Career Workshops in New York City October
Empty Place Settings Represent Victims of Domestic Violence
Empty Place Settings Represent Victims of Domestic Violence
As part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Kean University collaborated with the YWCA (Young Women’s Christian Association) of Union County to host the 10th annual An Empty Place at the Table exhibition and performance at Kean’s Miron Student Center on Thursday, October 26.
The After-Effects of War Explored at New Exhibition at Kean’s Human Rights Institute Gallery
The After-Effects of War Explored at New Exhibition at Kean’s Human Rights Institute Gallery
The After-Effects of War Explored at New Exhibition at Kean’s Human Rights Institute Gallery
Artist Linda Bond addresses the violence of war from varied perspectives