The Sports Industry Club will be having its last meeting of the school year this Wednesday, April 16. The meeting will celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Sports Industry Club being on campus.
Author: JORDAN SMITH
CONTRIBUTING WRITER,
STAFF WRITER
Hawk TV and WMCX Put on a Rockin’ Benefit Concert
HawkTV and WMCX held their annual Rock n’ Raise concert on Friday April 5, in Jules L. Plangere Jr. Center for Communication and Instructional Technology.
Administrators Hire New Director for Fraternities and Sororities
In an email to the Monmouth community on March 28, The University administrators announced the new Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, who will be starting on April 11. Her name is Tara M. Fuller.
Come Paint with Puppies for a Good Cause
On April 13, a small group communication class will be partaking in a fundraising event in Asbury Park, New Jersey. This event is “Painting with Puppies” and will be taking place at Uncorked from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Memorial Vigil for Dane Fante
Feb. 3 marked the official one-year anniversary of the death of Dane Matthew Fante, a well-known and loved Monmouth student was killed in a fatal car accident after leaving a fraternity party. To show support, the Monmouth University community hosted a vigil in Anacon Hall in remembrance of Fante on Feb. 6.
Turning Tragedy Into Progress
Monmouth University had the honor to host an impactful event pertaining to the son of Jim and Evelyn Piazza, entitled “Turning Tragedy into Progress.” The event was held in Pollak Theatre on Jan. 28, and every seat was filled.
Balancing Schoolwork and Extracurricular Activities || Lifestyles
Have you recently found yourself overwhelmed by both schoolwork and extracurricular activities? Does it seem like your professors are plotting against you in order to make you more stressed than ever? Despite what you may think, this usually is not the case. One thing that the average Monmouth University student struggles constantly with is balance. Balance of school, extracurricular activities, internships, jobs, the list goes on and on. A question that we, as students, still wonder is how is it possible to manage with so many places to be involved with on and off campus?
Start Keeping Up With the Spring Trends
With the spring slowly but surely approaching, many people find that they are in need of outfits that are more appropriate for the warmer weather. For some, this is a simple transition that they have been dying for.
Staying Motivated During these Final Weeks
Usually during this time of year, people are full of joy that the holiday season has finally begun. With that being said, the same cannot particularly be said for college students. For some of us, this is a new experience that we have yet to understand. For others, it is a known fact that these few weeks before celebrating the holidays with family and friends can be a living nightmare.
Cold Weather Style
As the leaves start falling off the trees, the brisk air surrounds us as we step outside, and jackets are ultimately essential for any outing, you know the winter season is upon us. Although for some this may not be the most ideal weather condition to be fashionable, there are ways in which we can still look great, while still staying warm. Although it may seem almost virtually impossible making the transition from nice summer and fall outfits to heavy jackets that overtake an outfit, there are ways in which to alter your wardrobe to stay warm this winter.