Opinion

Dear Summer, I Miss You.

I consider the time between Jan. 2, as we come down from the holiday high, and the end of March, just before spring weather really starts to kick in, as the “deep, dark depths of winter.” Objectively, this is the most difficult time of the year; it’s cold, the sun sets at 4 p.m., and […]

Opinion

A Letter to the Editor: The “Opinion Section” of the 40s and 50s

Monmouth University was once known as Monmouth Junior College (MJC). As a junior college, many of Monmouth’s present-day accolades were still in their developing phases, one of which was The Outlook. For example, there was no formal Opinion section at this time; instead, Monmouth community members would submit a “Letter to the Editor” if they […]

Lifestyles

Time for a Little Self-Care

The beauty and self-care market in America is huge. At times, this can be extremely overwhelming, especially when there are so many products that simply don’t work. Coming from someone who has spent an unreasonable amount of money on beauty products, allow me to guide you towards the best self-care items that actually work. Use […]

Opinion

How to Deal with FOMO

College students are pretty stressed out most of the time, but sometimes school work and extracurriculars are not the main factors that cause these feelings of anxiousness. Rather, the culprit that so many students succumb to is much stronger: the fear of missing out (FOMO). FOMO is a feeling many people suffer from on a […]

News

Members of PRSSA Attend PRSA ICON Conference in Nashville

Three members of Monmouth University’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) attended the National PRSSA ICON Conference along with over 300 other university chapters in Nashville, TN, from Friday, Oct. 13 to Tuesday, Oct. 17. Alexis Nulle, Specialist Professor and co-advisor of Monmouth’s PRSSA chapter, said, “PRSSA ICON is an event […]

Opinion

Pinkwashing During BCAM

Most people may feel sad or sympathetic when they hear about breast cancer awareness (BCA); unfortunately, however, these feelings do not extend to corporations. October is breast cancer awareness month (BCAM), a time to honor those who have lost their battle against this harrowing disease, support those who are still fighting, and advocate for research […]

Opinion

Fall is Here! Or Is It?

I have always loved fall. Though I am not the biggest fan of pumpkin spice flavored drinks, I absolutely adore everything else about the season. Cozy sweaters, rainy days, murder mystery novels, Harry Potter movie marathons while drinking a warm tea in bed – I mean, what could sound better? As much as I am […]

Opinion

What’s Your Comfort Food?

If you haven’t yet eaten today, I suggest you skip over this article until you have as our discussion of comfort foods is bound to make your mouth water. Comfort foods are meals that are uniquely nostalgic and sentimental to a person. As the name suggests, it provides a sense of comfort. Common American comfort […]

Opinion

Comfort Food Cravings

If you haven’t yet eaten today, I suggest you skip over this article until you have as our discussion of comfort foods is bound to make your mouth water. Comfort foods are meals that are uniquely nostalgic and sentimental to a person. As the name suggests, it provides a sense of comfort. Common American comfort […]