Practicing social situations can be very important for people who are on the autism spectrum. Ashley Zingillioglu, senior English student, recognizes that and upon researching it, discovered that there is a lack of interactive social stories (ISS), specifically tailored to teach socio-communication skills to middle and high school aged people on the autism spectrum. That […]
Author: Ava McGinty
Main Street Innovators: Local Visionaries Reimagining Retail panel
On Apr. 1, the Center for Entrepreneurship hosted a panel, Main Street Innovators: Local Visionaries Reimagining Retail. The panel featured businesses including Steady Hand Cafe, District Refillery, and Fleur de Mer. The panel explored topics including how to create memorable brand experiences that can help facilitate building loyal communities, how to balance having an online […]
Center for Entrepreneurship
Inspire. Ignite. Impact. That is the motto of the Center for Entrepreneurship, who works with Monmouth University students, alumni, and the regional startup and small business community to make their entrepreneurial dreams a reality. They offer one-on-one coaching, mentorship, business-building resources, and learning opportunities for students who want to develop their business ideas. The Center […]
Monmouth Sports Industry Club takes a trip to the Barclays Center
The Monmouth Sports Industry Club is focused on connecting its members with professionals within the sports industry. They do this by hosting meetings, typically via zoom with professionals within the sports industry. Recently, the club hosted a meeting with Amanda Bucci, the Executive Assistant to the General Manager and Danielle Berger, the Executive Assistant to […]
Michael Malpass: Renaissance Man
Michael Malpass: Renaissance Man is a collection of works created by artist Michael Malpass, currently on display in the DiMattio Gallery located in Rechnitz Hall. In the mid 1960s, Malpass was enrolled at Pratt Institute working towards his MFA when he was inducted into the U.S. Army. Here, he had limited artistic supplies, working with […]
Top 10 favorite games of Professor Cox
For this month’s Top 10, “The Outlook” talked to Professor Dickie Cox, an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication. Currently, he teaches Games and Worldbuilding, and Introduction to Digital Media. Due to these of courses and interests in games, we asked him about his top 10 favorites. Games are an immersive way to connect […]
Important Black figures in Monmouth’s history
Monmouth University has a rich history influenced by the lives and legacies. During Black History Month, it is especially important to recognize the contributions the Black community has made here at Monmouth. The Great Hall (formerly known as Shadow Lawn and Wilson Hall) is one of the most recognizable parts of the campus. It was […]
Club Wrestling moves practice and competition space
The Monmouth University club wrestling team hosted their first match of the year onNov. 15, and for the first time, in Anacon Hall. The team has expanded from three to 30members in a year and has moved into an on-campus practice space. Now, the club practices in the basement of Cedar Hall and shares the […]
“Electo Electro 2024” Interactive Display
The “Electo Electro 2024” interactive political parody exhibit created by Mike Richison, M.F.A., Associate Art and Design Professor, is on display in the Rechnitz Hall Rotary Ice House Gallery. The exhibit uses voting booths that allow the audience to pick from preselected clips taken from presidential debates and rallies, and remix them to create a […]
Club spotlight: The social justice club
Students at Monmouth University who are looking to get more involved on campus should consider joining the Social Justice Club. The Social Justice Club is a growing club that allows students to be curious about and tackle the social issues happening on the campus, impacting our community, and beyond. This club allows students to meet […]