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 […]
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Industry Alumni Networking panel: Finding the path to your career
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 […]
Laufey’s “A Matter of Time: The Final Hour”: Behind the fairytale of love
After seven months since the release of “A Matter of Time,” Laufey has finally decided it was time to release the deluxe edition “A Matter of Time: The Final Hour” on April 10. While we may have turned into madwomen awaiting its release, it was well worth the wait. The original edition of the album […]
Should mental health days be excused?
Now more than ever, mental health is a topic that circles schools, homes, and universities, and it is important to prioritize students’ health physically and mentally. This is something that schools should start to take into consideration when it comes to absences, and discussing if mental health days should be excused or not. In schools, […]
Rismani breaks record as women’s lacrosse wins first CAA game
Monmouth graduate attacker Lauren Rismani tied a program-record with eight assists in a single game in Monmouth’s 17-12 win over Campbell on Saturday, April 4. She broke the program record for most assists in a season, sitting with 46 total in just 13 games played. She also has a team high 63 points, 18 points […]
N.J. drivers bear impact as Iran conflict increases average gas price
Drivers across the Garden State are beginning to feel the brunt of the escalating war between the United States, Israel, and Iran, as rising oil prices drive gasoline costs closer to $4 per gallon. Oil prices have skyrocketed past $119 per barrel as fighting has intensified and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz slowed sharply, […]
The Outlook entertainment editor’s release radar
“Loving Life Again” – Ella Langley My first pick for this month’s music release radar is obviously Ella Langley’s “Loving Life Again” off her upcoming album “Dandelion” which is set to release on April 10. This song feels like a cool summer breeze that automatically wraps you up into a big hug. Langley has this […]
Olivia Rodrigo announces third studio album, “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love”
Calling all Olivia Rodrigo fans, the drought is over! After nearly three and a half years, Rodrigo has announced her third studio album “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love,” set to release June 12. Prior to the announcement, Rodrigo’s team did a lot to excite fans, and it all began with […]
5 ways to shake off winter: WLB edition
As the weather starts to warm up here in West Long Branch, it’s the perfect time to get outside and take advantage of everything the area has to offer. Whether you live off campus and are looking for somewhere new to go, or live on campus and just need a quick escape, there are so […]
MU student tragically dies in car accident
On March 28, Scott Timothy Sanczyk, passed away after sustaining major injuries in an automobile accident at age 20. He was a first semester business major at Monmouth University after transferring from Lafayette College. Sanczyk left behind his parents, Tom and Jackie Sanczyk, Stephanie and Conner Dolan (sister and brother-in-law), Steven and Spencer (brothers), and […]









