M onmouth Football returned home to Kessler Stadium for the first time in nearly a month on Saturday, and they delivered the Homecoming crowd a win over the Towson Tigers in a high-scoring thriller. The Hawks got the ball first and went to work immediately. On the first play from scrimmage, quarterback Frankie Weaver completed […]
The History & Anthropology Club and Sigma Tau Delta, Monmouth’s English Honor Society, held its annual book sale on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, giving students a chance to pick up a couple books for a cheap price and find something new and interesting to read. Books cost $1 each, or students could purchase five […]
It all started in Professor Kirsch’s class, where students of all majors get together at 8:30 a.m. to learn the ins and outs of professional communication. His coursework covers the seemingly small details: How to write an email that might actually get a response, updating a LinkedIn profile to hit 500 connections, and what’s the […]
Calling all “Heated Rivalry” fans! After the incredible first season of the hit show “Heated Rivalry,” it’s safe to say we’re all desperate for more content. The wait for season two of the series and Rachel Reid’s new book about the couple titled “Unrivaled” can feel so long, but the off-Broadway production of “Heated Rivalry: […]
The Monmouth women’s lacrosse team put together one of its most complete performances of the season on April 18, defeating Old Dominion 9–5 at Kessler Stadium. The victory, which came on Senior Day, was fueled by a dominant showing from graduate attacker Grace Curtin and a defensive unit that controlled the game from start to […]
The end of a Monmouth University spring semester means Blue Hawk Records (BHR) will likely have some music planned. Just like in prior years, BHR is set to release an extended play (EP) vol. 27, titled “From the Basement” on April 24, before the official end of the semester. Produced through the Music & Theatre […]
At The Outlook, Professor John Morano became the steady presence behind the newsroom, guiding generations of student journalists before stepping down as faculty advisor in 2021. He is now retiring after 38 years at the university. Morano, who was hired to found Monmouth’s journalism program, also became the first faculty advisor in the paper’s history. […]
Five members of The Outlook editorial team attended the Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) Spring National College Media Conference in San Francisco, California, taking home eighth in Best of Show in the process. The three day conference ran from Mar. 5-7 in San Francisco where over 160 sessions were offered through panels, roundtables, and presentations. The […]
Monmouth baseball secured its second series sweep of the season over their conference rival, the Towson Tigers, this weekend. It marked their third sweep of the season and allowed the Hawks to maintain their hold on first place in the CAA North Division. This is the Hawks first time since 2018 that they have gotten […]
On April 7, Blue Hawk Records (BHR) hosted their fourth annual Industry Alumni Networking event in Woods Theatre featuring five former Monmouth University (MU) students with current jobs in the entertainment field. Hosted by chair of the Music & Theatre Arts Department and specialist professor, Joe Rapolla and BHR President Antonia Bongiorno, the event embodied […]