VR technology keeps advancing, and it has been primarily used to develop and play video games and other forms of entertainment. Mark Zuckerberg developed the Facebook Metaverse in order to revolutionize how people interact in their everyday life. These technological developments are likely a direct response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Everyone is comfortable being in […]
Author: John Papagni
STAFF WRITER,
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
The Slap Heard Around The World
By now, I am sure you have heard about what happened at this year’s Oscars. The slap that was heard worldwide was Will Smith slapping Chris Rock after Rock made that joke about Smith’s wife. Their internet went wild when this happened, and there have been so many memes created, multiple celebrities giving their opinion […]
Attack on Titan Renewed for Another Season
Over this past weekend, the streaming service known as Crunchyroll announced that Attack on Titan will be getting extended for another season, and fans have expressed very mixed emotions. Attack on Titan, a Japanese book series called manga, is set on an island terrorized by giants known as Titans. As the story progresses, the series’ […]
Avoiding and Preventing Conflicts with Roommates
College is a time to make new friends, get out of your comfort zone, and explore the world around you. One of the most common features of the experience is having a roommate, which can be a great way to expand your circle and make a new friend. However, living in the same space with […]
Finishing the Semester Strong
After being home for a week, I feel recharged and ready to finish the semester strong. Midterms were very rough for me – this was the first time I had to take four in-person tests in the past two years, and I can safely say that my thoughts on exams have not changed. I would […]
A Mostly Maskless Spring
With the COVID-19 pandemic calming down and cases on the decline, President Leahy announced that he would be lifting the masking policy on Monmouth’s campus. Masks are now only required in classrooms. I am glad that the masking policy has been lifted. I understand that they’re for our own safety and I would gladly wear […]
How to Stay Fit as a College Student
Staying fit as a college student can be challenging and tough— often times, their classes, clubs, exams, projects, and papers tend to dominate all the time they have. While it can be challenging to find the time to stay fit, it all comes down to learning to balance your school work and your well-being. One […]
Spring Break Plans
Spring break is right around the corner – a week full of no exams, classes, and papers. I am personally looking forward to going home, going to bed super late, and waking up late as well. There is nothing like being in your own home, sleeping in your own bed, and being surrounded by your […]
Malik Thompson: Student and Professional Boxer
Malik Nelson is no ordinary student on campus. While he is studying business with a concentration in finance, Nelson is also on his way to become a professional boxer. At the early age of six, Nelson’s father discovered his natural athletic ability as a boxer—and at that moment, his career took off. “I started pursuing […]
Linda Gammal Named February Intern of the Month
Linda Gammal, who is majoring in communication with a concentration in public relations and minoring in marketing, was named to Career Service’s February Intern of the Month. Gammal had the opportunity to intern at Push the Envelope PR, a Public relations firm in Freehold, NJ, where she developed skills in media monitoring, marketing, advertising, designing […]