As finals week approaches, many of us find ourselves studying for four, five, or even six classes, leaving us to wonder: How can we manage to complete all of this? Fear not, because I’m here to share some unique (and partly fun) study techniques to help you gain and retain information in preparation for finals. […]
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Monmouth students recognized by The Sports Video Group as “Students To Watch”
The Sports Video Group (SVG), formed in 2006 to distribute sports content, has recognized two Monmouth students, Chloe Gosk and Vincent Macri, in their new series “SVG Students To Watch.” SVG describes this series on their webpage, as shining “a light on the young talent making an impact today and preparing to shape the future […]
Weaver shines as football beats North Carolina A&T
Freshman quarterback Frankie Weaver threw for 428 yards and six touchdowns as Monmouth dominated North Carolina A&T to claim their ninth win of the season. The win comes a week removed from Monmouth’s first loss in CAA play to the New Hampshire Wildcats. It also marked the Hawks’ fourth straight road win. Monmouth received the […]
New Scholarship honors Thom Bell and David Steinberg
Monmouth University has established the David J. Steinberg and Thomas R. Bell Endowed Scholarship, a new award supporting student musicians while honoring two influential figures whose partnership helped shape the sound of American R&B and soul music. The scholarship will be awarded to two students each year, with the first honors going to sophomores Leonardo […]
Samantha Spano’s “Whiskey Don’t Work (Anymore)”: Reimagining country as the coastal cowgirl
Humble beginnings in the entertainment industry are stories we know all too well. Dolly Parton started her music career by performing for her local radio station in Tennessee, Taylor Swift performed at local coffee shops during the summer, and Lainey Wilson had a Hannah Montana impersonator act. Local country music artist, Samantha Spano has been […]
Monmouth Students attend Mondo.NYC 2025 Music and Tech Conference
Monmouth University students consisting of Blue Hawk Records (BHR) members and several graduates attended the 10th annual Mondo.NYC Music and Technology Conference in New York City. The conference was held at Arlo Williamsburg Hotel from Oct. 14 through the 17. The trip was coordinated by Jeffrey Mendez, senior music industry major and Kylensky Miracle, junior […]
President Leahy and the members of the Pride Club meet to discuss campus climate
Members of the Pride Club met with President Patrick Leahy, Ed.D. on Oct. 6 to discuss how Monmouth University can work with LGBTQIA+ students to improve the campus climate, and feel more accepted on campus. The meeting was scheduled after the Pride Club learned about The Princeton Review’s “The Best 391 Colleges, 2026,” which named […]
Monmouth alumni and former editors start their very own magazine
Two former Monmouth University students and Outlook editors joined forces to create a one-of-a-kind digital magazine, The Underground Edit. Gabrielle Sangataldo, one of the co-founders of The Underground Edit, graduated from Monmouth in 2024 with a bachelor’s degree in Communication. She began at The Outlook her junior year at Monmouth, and within a year became […]
Monmouth Athletics opts into House vs. NCAA settlement
Monmouth University’s Athletics are preparing to undergo big changes due to the school opting into the House vs. NCAA settlement. According to the New York Times, it is a landmark ruling from May 2024 that allows Division I college athletes to receive pay directly from universities and establishes a revenue sharing model for athletes. The […]
Is MU prioritizing athletics over academics?
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 […]









