A massive box the size of a refrigerator got delivered to your door and you’re six years old. The next thing you know you’re drawing all over it with washable markers, cutting out holes with those mini scissors, and making believe it’s a rocket. These kids aren’t worrying about paying bills or the aches in […]
Author: LINDA GAMMAL
Emily Pawelek Named Intern of the Month
Emily Pawelek was named January’s intern of the month at Monmouth University by the Career Development office. The senior business accounting student interned at Paramount Global, where she served as the New York Showtime Programming Finance Intern. Paramount Global is one of the world’s leading producers of premium entertainment content, and has its hand in […]
How To Enhance Your Night Routine
With finals quickly approaching, it’s easy to let your sleep schedule slip through the cracks. But a good night’s sleep is one of the most important ways to keep you energized to push through these last few weeks of the semester. Sleep and memory go hand-in-hand. According to The National Sleep Foundation, preserving key memories, […]
Career Treks: A First-Person Experience of SiriusXM + Pandora
Eighteen students from various majors came together on a Career Trek, organized by Monmouth University’s Career Development team, on Thursday, Nov. 3, The trip’s destination was to SiriusXM + Pandora’s NYC headquarters, located at the Avenue of the Americas. We hopped onto a train bright and early at 8 a.m. chatted with our classmates, and […]
Zack Sandler ‘20: Artist and Producer Living Out His Dreams
Some students work on their honors thesis in their dorm room or in the student center, but that wasn’t the case for Zack Sandler ‘20. He wrote his thesis while traveling around the country in the back of a tour bus as a tour manager for an emerging band at the time. Zack majored in […]
“Hate Ends Now” Cattle CarHolocaust Exhibit
There was an odd sight on campus last week. Some guessed it looked like a train, and other students walked by perplexed. A cattle car was parked outside of the Ocean First Bank Center, an exact replica of the very same ones used to transport Jews and other targeted groups in World War II during […]
Monmouth Fun to Get You Through Finals
It may be tempting to fall into the stress and anxiety that the end of the semester brings with finals and projects. But it doesn’t have to be that way. After doing schoolwork, it’s important to set aside time that brings you joy and that can serve as an outlet for stress. Being a student […]
Looking for a Job or Internship? Here’s How to Successfully Nail the Search
With the summertime quickly approaching, many students are scurrying to wrap up the semester with flying colors. For seniors, it means looking for jobs. For other students, summertime is an opportunity to secure internships in their desired field. While the job/internship hunt is something many students dread, it doesn’t have to be that way. There […]