Both Men’s and Women’s basketball opened up their seasons with dominating victories, as each took care of Division II opponents. Women’s basketball opened their season on Monday, Nov. 3 against Chestnut Hill, one of the premiere Division II teams in the region. The Hawks never trailed in the game, and took care of business for […]
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Sherrill Wins NJ Governor’s Race, Sets Early Focus on Education and Student Support
Democrat Mikie Sherrill won New Jersey’s 2025 governor’s race on Nov. 4, securing a double-digit lead over Republican Jack Ciattarelli as votes were counted statewide. According to NJ Spotlight News, the Associated Press called the race shortly after 9 p.m., making Sherrill the state’s second woman elected governor. Reported from New Jersey Globe, New Jersey […]
The Music and Theatre Arts Department’s “Into the Woods”: A magical experience like no other
“No one is alone, truly/No one is alone,” is one of the heartfelt life lessons “Into the Woods” has to offer among the difficult moments. Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s “Into the Woods” is certainly no easy task in the theatre world. It’s full of complex overlapping storylines about the characters and archetypes we all […]
Alpha Chi Rho is back at Monmouth
After a 17 year absence from campus Greek life, Alpha Chi Rho(AXP) has been granted permission to return to the university this fall with an initial group of 16 brothers. Anthony Tesoriero, a junior who was named the colony’s president as of last week, along with the help of juniors Phillip Pussilano, Steven Evanski, and […]
Field Hockey win over Northeastern secures CAA Regular Season title
The Monmouth University field hockey team capped off an impressive regular season with a statement victory, defeating Northeastern 4–1 at So Sweet A Cat Field on Oct. 31. The win not only marked their final regular-season matchup but also secured the Hawks the No. 1 seed in the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) standings and the […]
Privately funded White House ballroom draws scrutiny
Crews have been seen tearing down a portion of the White House’s East Wing to make way for a new 90,000-square-foot ballroom, the first significant structural change to the executive mansion in nearly eight decades. Announced in July, the project was initially expected to cost roughly $200 million, with a more realistic estimate of $300 […]
“Nobody Wants This” season 2: Is that all?
“Breaking news, you’re in a psychotically annoying relationship.” Though our leading lady’s sister, Morgan, has a melodramatic way with words, her description of Joanne and Noah’s relationship in the first episode of season two of “Nobody Wants This” is not entirely off-base. When Netflix debuted the first season of “Nobody Wants This” last fall, it […]
Top 10 favorite line dances of Dr. Lionetti
Last year, The Outlook decided to come up with a “Top 10” spotlight to learn about the hobbies and passions of some of our favorite professors. Not only does this series aim to bring students and faculty closer together, but it also builds a sense of community throughout the University. Dr. Lionetti is an Associate […]
Women’s Soccer clinches CAA North top seed
Monmouth Women’s Soccer locked up the CAA North top seed after a 0-0 draw against the Northeastern Huskies on Sunday, Oct 26. Entering the day, Monmouth was tied for the division lead with Stony Brook at 15 points each, although the Hawks held the tiebreaker. If Monmouth either outscored or scored the same amount of […]
Leaked Young Republican chat prompts party fallout and national condemnation
In mid-October of 2025, Politico published roughly 2,900 pages of messages from a private Telegram chat called “RESTORE YR WAR ROOM.” The chat, created in January by Peter Giunta, former chair of the New York State Young Republicans, aimed to rally support for his bid to lead the national Young Republicans federation. Over several months, […]










