The Monmouth University men’s and women’s lacrosse teams faced off against Fairfield and Towson, respectively, on Saturday, April 15, with both Hawks teams coming up short in their matchup. On the men’s side, Monmouth played Fairfield for the first time and fell just short of the win at a final score of 15-14. Fairfield came […]
Author: ABIGAIL BROOKS
ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR,
ASSISTANT/NEWS EDITOR,
STAFF WRITER,
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Rowing Cruises to a Pair of Top-Three Finishes to Start Spring
The Monmouth University women’s rowing team kicked off their spring season with two top-three finishes in the Women’s Collegiate Novice 4+ at the Murphy Cup Regatta on the Schuylkill River on Saturday, April 8. The Hawks’ “A” entry of freshmen Marissa McKenzie, Caitlin Newson, Samantha LeCrone, Alayna Degan, and coxswain Hailea Anderson finished with a […]
Men’s Tennis Cruising Through Fantastic Spring Season
The Monmouth University men’s tennis team earned its fourth and fifth consecutive victories after coming out on top against both Norfolk State and Hampton in a doubleheader on Friday, March 31. The Hawks kicked things off bright and early in Norfolk, Virginia, cruising to a 4-0 win over the Spartans. All three doubles positions came […]
Shelter in Place Warning Alarms Campus Community
Monmouth University issued a shelter in place advisory following a report of a possible armed individual on campus late on Wednesday, March 22. After nearly four hours of lockdown and investigation by both campus and local law enforcement, it was revealed that the suspected firearm was actually a curling iron. The University announced the presence […]
Tessa Carr Discusses Performance and Social Justice
ArtNOW hosted a visiting artist talk featuring feminist theatre and performance studies scholar Tessa Carr on Monday, March 20. Carr is an Associate Professor of Theatre at Auburn University and in her tenth year as Artistic Director of Mosaic Theatre Company (MTC), a year-round ensemble whose purpose is to “foster dialogue and create a more […]
Tough Week for Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse
The men’s and women’s lacrosse teams had a difficult week, coming up short against Stony Brook and University of Delaware, respectively. The men’s team kicked things off at home as they hosted the Seawolves in the first ever meeting between the teams on Saturday, March 25. Although it was all Hawks throughout the majority of […]
WBB Makes NCAA Tournament For First Time Since 1983
Monmouth University women’s basketball had their most successful season in over a decade, winning the CAA tournament in their very first season in the conference and earning the chance to compete for a spot in the NCAA tournament. The Lady Hawks began their crusade with a last-second defeat of Stony Brook on Saturday, March 4, […]
The Outlook Attends ACP Spring National Media Conference
Members of The Outlook editorial staff traveled to San Francisco, California to attend the Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) Spring National College Media Conference from Thursday, March 9 through Saturday, March 11. With 118 colleges and over 750 students in attendance, the three day conference featured a schedule full of workshops, breakout sessions, and panel discussions. […]
Women’s Lacrosse Bounces Back At A Crucial Moment
The Monmouth University women’s lacrosse team concluded their non-conference play with back-to-back losses to Johns Hopkins and Georgetown, respectively, before finally earning a much-needed victory over George Washington in the Hawks’ final matchup before CAA play. Following a difficult 20-6 loss to Johns Hopkins, Monmouth bounced back in their matchup against Georgetown a few days […]
University Changes COVID-19 Vaccination Protocol
Monmouth University announced an update to its COVID-19 vaccination protocol, stating that community members are no longer required to get the COVID-19 vaccine primary series or bivalent booster. Effective at the start of the Summer 2023 semester, the change in protocol makes vaccination “highly recommend[ed]” rather than mandated. Other New Jersey colleges including Seton Hall […]