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A festive celebration held at Kean’s Harwood Arena recognized 1,100 undergraduate students from the Class of 2024 who are eligible to graduate with the highest levels of academic distinction.

Celebrity astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson will speak at the Undergraduate Commencement on Thursday, May 16 at Prudential Center; CNN anchor Abby Phillip addressed Kean's graduate students on Tuesday, May 14 at NJPAC.

Kean is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the China Ministry of Education's establishment of Wenzhou-Kean University, highlighting a key milestone in WKU's development and its foundational role in fostering cross-cultural academic exchanges.

Eight Kean and Wenzhou-Kean students from a variety of academic disciplines won start-up funding for their entrepreneurial concepts at the College of Business and Public Management’s Business Plan Competition, which included teams from other universities.

Kean students studying abroad in Rome gained global experience in industrial design, working with a top Italian design firm and exhibiting at the renowned Salone del Mobile design show in Milan.

Kean celebrated its first-generation students at an induction ceremony for the University's new chapter of a first-gen national honor society and at a networking event with first-gen alumni.

Students in the Department of Computer Science and Technology will learn to design more inclusive software, with a goal of using those skills in the future.

Eight Kean theatre students shared the stage with Broadway powerhouses recently, singing backup on five songs for the original stars of Hairspray at Kean's Enlow Recital Hall. See also Broadway World.

With festivities on campus and record-breaking gifts, the University community celebrated its history and looked toward the future. Watch this tribute to donors from President Lamont O. Repollet, Ed.D., and Kean students.