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The Tower is the independent, laboratory newspaper of Kean University’s journalism option in the communication major program. It is published monthly through the regular academic year and supported by advertising and the Department of Communication. The Tower is not responsible for claims made by its advertisers. The Tower is a public forum and is free from both censorship and approval of content

by the university administration. The Tower staff is solely responsible for its content. The Tower welcomes guest columns and letters to the editor from any source. Such material should be submitted to [email protected], or left at The Tower’s offices. To verify sources of written material, submissions must include the writer’s name and contact information. Students should include their class (sophomore, graduate, etc.) Faculty and staff should include campus title or position. On request, names may be withheld for publication if The Tower staff determines there is a legitimate reason to do so, but no anonymous letters will be accepted for publication. The Tower reserves the right to edit, and refuse publication of any submission. The Tower encourages readers to take part in civil discussion with others in the online community which includes our website and social media. Debate and opinions are more than welcome, but remember to keep it clean. COMMENT POLICY

Comments do not reflect the viewpoint of The Tower. The Tower does not edit or alter comments in any way, but we reserve the right to remove comments that violate our code of conduct. Comments that are obscene, indecent, offensive, defamatory, abusive, harassing or profane will be deleted. Hateful comments towards an individual or group on the basis of religion, gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity/country of origin, age or disability are not allowed. Moreover, comments that incite criminal activity, are threatening, pornographic or libelous in nature are not permitted. Do not post anyone’s phone number, email address, home address, or any other information that would infringe upon another’s privacy. Do not impersonate other users, site staff or any other person. Advertisements are generally blocked by our automatic filter. If you have a question regarding why a comment was deleted, please contact the editor-in-chief. Contact information is available on our staff page.

Thank you for all you did as our Editor-in-Chief Caroline! You will be missed!
12/19/2025

Thank you for all you did as our Editor-in-Chief Caroline! You will be missed!

With Christmas just around the corner, we wanted to throw it back to one of our Fall 2023 articles. In this article, Tow...
12/18/2025

With Christmas just around the corner, we wanted to throw it back to one of our Fall 2023 articles. In this article, Tower-alumni Adaora Nnakwe discusses what Kean students are doing for Christmas.

https://kutower.com/kean-students-prepare-for-christmas/

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Thank you Caroline for all your hard work as Editor-in-Chief. You will go on to do great things, and it was our honor to...
12/17/2025

Thank you Caroline for all your hard work as Editor-in-Chief. You will go on to do great things, and it was our honor to be apart of the journey.

In 2020, the Cypress Park Athletic Complex was built in Port Reading in Woodbridge Township and in 2024, it was expanded...
12/15/2025

In 2020, the Cypress Park Athletic Complex was built in Port Reading in Woodbridge Township and in 2024, it was expanded. Cypress is owned and operated by the township, it specifically was a project of Mayor John McCormac. This property is usually vibrant and full of fun and laughter, but the snow took it over.

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12/14/2025

Seasons First Snow at Kean!

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The Liberty Hall Museum is a historic site at Kean University. It was originally built in 1772 for William Livingston, N...
12/11/2025

The Liberty Hall Museum is a historic site at Kean University. It was originally built in 1772 for William Livingston, New Jersey’s first governor. It was occupied by descendants of Livingston, as well as members of the Kean family. In 2000, at the wish of Mary Alice Kean, Liberty Hall became a museum. Today, it welcomes tourists from all over the country to explore its 50 room mansion and gardens outside. Liberty Hall Museum receives funding from both Kean University, the state of New Jersey, and private donors so they can keep over 250 years of history alive.

📸: Kevin Modeszto ()

From our Fall 2025 articles, Kevin Modeszto features lifelong music prodigy Suyla Ploat and her journey to Kean.Full art...
12/09/2025

From our Fall 2025 articles, Kevin Modeszto features lifelong music prodigy Suyla Ploat and her journey to Kean.

Full article can be found on our website kutower.com
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From our Fall 2025 articles, Hajar Lababidi covers Kara Swisher’s visit to Kean University.Full article can be found on ...
12/03/2025

From our Fall 2025 articles, Hajar Lababidi covers Kara Swisher’s visit to Kean University.

Full article can be found on our website kutower.com
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📸: Kean University & Philip Montgomery

From our Fall 2025 articles, Hajar Lababidi covers the first town hall between the presidents of Kean and NJCU in antici...
12/03/2025

From our Fall 2025 articles, Hajar Lababidi covers the first town hall between the presidents of Kean and NJCU in anticipation of the upcoming merger.

Full article can be found on our website kutower.com
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📸 NJCU LinkedIn & Paul Gargiulo

Fall at Kean University📸:
11/17/2025

Fall at Kean University

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From our Spring 2025 articles, Audrey Miller reports Breaking Down Barriers and Opening Doors: New MSA President is Rewr...
05/07/2025

From our Spring 2025 articles, Audrey Miller reports Breaking Down Barriers and Opening Doors: New MSA President is Rewriting the Narrative.
Full article available on our website kutower.com
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From our Spring 2025 articles, David Macaulay-Smith reveals how Wrestling Makes a Comeback at Kean. Full article availab...
05/06/2025

From our Spring 2025 articles, David Macaulay-Smith reveals how Wrestling Makes a Comeback at Kean.
Full article available on our website kutower.com
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