The English language consists of close to one million words, and during my time at “The Outlook,” I have used a plethora of them. From “protest” to “achievement,” “shame” to “success,” I have covered 34 news stories that have occurred on this campus and contributed 76 articles to the paper in total. I have always […]
In recent years, MU has made a significant investment in athletics, particularly after the institution became a member of the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) and transitioned to a Division I university. Students are taking notice. This academic year, “The Outlook” received many inquiries from students who overwhelmingly, although not exclusively, expressed their concerns about these […]
Dr. Mihaela Moscaliuc, Ph.D, Professor for the Department of English and English Graduate Program Director, has been selected as a member of The Guggenheim Foundation’s 100th Class of Fellows.The honor of a Guggenheim Fellow includes a grant that is awarded by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation that allows recipients to “pursue independent work at […]
Once a year, WMCX hosts their Live Music Fest, an event where local musicians get to showcase their talent on Monmouth’s own student-run radio station. This year, the event ran for 15 hours and included acts such as Beach Daze, Tash Even & Kyle, calyx!, and many more. “The Musicfest was an outstanding event thanks […]
Monmouth’s student-run literary magazine, the “Monmouth Review,” is releasing its 68th edition on April 25. After the publication is released, the organization will host a launch party on the same day where the authors will have the opportunity to read their work starting at 4:30 in Rechnitz Hall, Room 107. This year, there will be […]
Members of Monmouth’s Student Government Association (SGA)—as well as an estimated 200 students, faculty, and administrators—stood on the front steps of the Great Hall on Apr. 2 in support of SGA and their new resolution (SGA.RES.S25-01) during their “Rally for Students’ Rights.” The new resolution, passed on Feb. 5, urges faculty to use eCampus, specifically […]
On Jan. 7, 2025, the Palisades Fires of southern California began, resulting in months-long destruction, damage to the environment, and injuries and fatalities for the citizens of the state. During this time, various media sources in the state reported on he forefront, keeping citizens updated and alert during dangerous times. While mainstream media platforms work […]
In an email to faculty on March 12, President Patrick Leahy announced that the Monmouth University Polling Institute would be closing its doors this year on July 1. The Institute was founded in 2005 by current Director Patrick Murray and employs three people. Its stated mission, according to the website, is to “Foster greater public […]
The Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music (BSACAM) announced on March 13, through an Instagram post, that the BSACAM website is now hosting a 24/7 livestream of the progress of the construction of the building. Announced in October, the building will be the future home of various Springsteen-related artifacts, exhibition galleries, and a […]
Monmouth’s student-run newspaper traveled to California to attend the ACP Spring National College Media Conference. Between March 6 – 8, five editorial staff members attended the convention to learn more about student journalism from various professors and professionals in the field. In addition to learning about journalism, “The Outlook” took home 9th place in the […]