With the recent relocation of the Monmouth University Police Department (MUPD), students have voiced their concern with the new move and its effects on students’ safety. One issue in particular that still concerns students is the campus’ emergency cell phones, better known as the blue light stations. These stations are scattered all around campus and […]
Once a year, the Jessica Beth Schwartz Memorial Scholarship gives out $6,000 in total educational scholarships for students whose lives have been saved through organ transplants and donations. For the 2024-2025 school year, three students received this scholarship, and one of them chose to celebrate their bravery here at Monmouth University. Nadia Kadi is currently […]
The Fall semester began with many departments and other university units having to rebalance and re-prioritize their spending. Departments and organizations were notified of the budget cuts that were rolled out during the summer. “During the early portion of the summer we were told that our [Writing Service’s] budget was essentially going to be cut […]
In order to get to know our professors a little better, The Outlook decided to come up with a “Top 10” monthly spotlight to learn about the hobbies and passions of some of our favorite professors. Not only does this monthly series aim to bring students and faculty closer together, but it also builds a […]
It was early the morning of Sunday, Sept. 15, when my roommate dropped me off at the gates of Sea Hear Now. Not to my surprise, the streets were flooded with die-hard music fans, but mostly, certain fans of one musician, the boss of Asbury Park himself, Bruce Springsteen. Springsteen shirts flooded the street lines, […]
On Sep. 11, from 2:30–4:30 p.m., Monmouth hosted its first involvement fair of the school year, where students had the opportunity to discover the wide range of clubs available on campus. It was held in front of The Great Hall on Shadow Lawn and attracted hundreds of attendees and representatives from 110 clubs. Mustafa Abdus-Sabuur, […]
On May 18, 2024, the Monmouth University Climate Change Learning Collaborative (MU CCLC) was awarded a substantial grant of over $311,000 from the New Jersey Department of Education. This grant was highly competitive, only being awarded to four universities. Monmouth was not only one of the selected universities but the only private institution to do […]
On Sep. 1, Linda Deutsch passed away in her Los Angeles home at the age of 80. Deutsch was a powerhouse in the journalism industry and a positive figure for female journalists everywhere. She worked as a reporter for The Associated Press (A.P.) and covered many high-profile court cases, including the trials of O.J. Simpson, […]
Food, friends, family, and fighting. Four f-words that are more prominent than the first to come to mind in FX’s hit series, “The Bear.” The first two seasons of Christopher Storer’s masterpiece consisted of a topic not many were knowledgeable about, the restaurant industry. The ideas for this show were so singular that it made […]
The Math Learning Center will be holding its first-ever Math Mixer, on Sep. 17, from 2:00-4:00 p.m., The event will be led by Sevda Sadik, the center’s new coordinator. “I want to give people the chance to meet people,” Sadik states regarding the event, “Meeting MLC tutors and Math Department faculty allows students to identify […]