We wish those who are celebrating today a happy and festive Diwali!

Join on us THIS THURSDAY, November 3rd from 3:30-4:30pm to hear poet and storyteller Chioma Urama read from their work, A Body of Water! After the reading their will be a gentle movement workshop. Can’t wait to see you there! #kuwp #keanuniversity #keanuniversity2022 #nj

.@KeanHistory is hiring History of Middle East with Islam. This is a great opportunity to join a strong, supportive department at a growing Regional Public University kean.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Kean/det…

Meet our WKU and KUSA students, who will be sharing student life in WKU, student life in KUSA, and connect our unique cultures from music, literature, pop culture, holidays, and much more!

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Matthew Halper on "Teaching Signal Processing Design for Effect Pedals: Making Signal Processing Tangible." You can access the Peer-reviewed article by scanning the QR code!

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Associate Dean (Acting) + Professor Elizabeth Hyde, Ph.D. on "Louis XIV en Printemps,” in Chefs-d‘oeuvre retrouvés, Zéphyr et Flore, L’Abondance translated by Lionel Arsac, Château de Versailles."

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Professor Christopher M. Bellitto, Ph.D. on his conference plenary presentation “The Young and the Elderly in the Synodal Journey” in Vatican City/Rome, Italy, June 2022.

The College of Liberal Arts wishes you all a Happy Thanksgiving!

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Associate Professor Xurong Kong on "Chinese Aesthetics in a Global Context (Translation of Zhirong Zhu’s 朱志榮Zhongguo shenmei lilun 中國審美理論)"

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Professor Jennifer Crupi on her creative work exhibition "Beyond Words" at the Fountain Street Gallery. Scan the QR code to access our ongoing library source for more faculty scholarly achievements!

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Professor Matthew Halper on "Three Dedications for Guitar", live performances (two nights, May 6-7, 2022) at The Rosette in Austin, Texas. You can access the video in Youtube now!

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Associate Professor Abigail Perkiss on "Hurricane Sandy on New Jersey's Forgotten Shore." You can access the Peer-reviewed book in Nancy Thompson Learning Commons now!

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Associate Professor Xurong Kong on JSPS Fellow (Japan Society for the Promotion of Sciences) to Chuo University. Scan the QR code to access our ongoing library source for more scholarly achievements!

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Professor Jan Balakian on "Dreams on Fire." Scan the QR code to access "Dream on Fire" and more of our ongoing library source of faculty scholarly achievements!

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of EIA Postdoctoral Fellow Whitney Covalle on "Three Black Gospel Music Experts on Preparing, Teaching, and “Being” in the African American Aural-Oral Tradition."

The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the Scholarly Achievement of Lecturer David Barber on "Scene Design - The Fifth Domain & Whitelisted" Scan the QR code to access our ongoing library source for more faculty scholarly achievements from all our CLA Departments!

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Congratulations to Abigail Perkiss, Ph.D., on being awarded The Atmospheric Science Librarians International 2022 Choice Award for her book "Hurricane Sandy: New Jersey’s Forgotten Shore," a collection of oral histories from people of the Bayshore impacted by the natural disaster

@keanglobal is hosting an event on March 1st. If anyone is interested in an NGO, come hear more from the founder of Release Peace, Daniel Peter. Come grab a snack while you get co-curricular credits too!