Over the last two months, I had the privilege of being the Production Stage Manager for the Monmouth University Department of Music and Theatre Arts’ production of “Pippin.” “Pippin” was originally a show set during the Crusades, but director Professor Sheri Anderson put a creative spin on the story by setting it at modern-day Monmouth […]
Between classes, clubs, work, and homework, having time for yourself can seem nearly impossible. How can you make time for self-care when you hardly have time for dinner? Worry not! Here are some recommendations on how to squeeze in some self-care even on your busiest of days. 1. Plan your self-care time One of the […]
After staying up late to finish homework or study for an exam, mornings can feel like a hurtle. As students, our days can feel daunting when we first wake up and are forced to think about all the tasks we need to complete. Fortunately, having a strong morning routine can help curb this academic anxiety.Not […]
Let’s face it, college is challenging. Unlike high school, students are entirely responsible for maintaining a schedule and grades. So, what do you do if you find yourself in a class you just can’t seem to master? Stop by the Tutoring Center or Math Learning Center. The Tutoring and Math Learning Centers are staffed by […]
Singers, dancers, and actors will be taking the stage for Monmouth University Music and Theatre Arts Department’s production of Pippin this November. This 1972 musical is, for the first time, being set at Monmouth University. From orientation to graduation, Pippin will take on the challenges and victories that Monmouth students experience in real life. “There […]
When most people think about theatre, they think of big Broadway shows with talented performers who sound like they were made for the stage. But everyone starts somewhere, and for some, that happens right here at Monmouth University. MU Players is a student-run theatre club. They host events, fundraisers, and even their own yearly student-produced […]
In preparation of hosting His Holiness Dalai Lama, the Honors Student Association (HSA) held an educational event based on the teachings from his book, “The Art of Happiness.” The event was led by Rekha Datta, Ph.D., a Professor of the Political Science and Sociology Department, who guided students through the discussion of Buddhism. When students […]
With the first week of classes under their belts, students at Monmouth University are beginning to settle into the 2021-2022 academic year. Now that the Hawks are back in their nest, many create a home away from home in one of the 11 on-campus residence halls. Part of being a student is making sure you […]