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, […]
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Welcome new hawks: advice from a senior and sophomore
On Sept. 3, the University welcomed freshman, transfer and returning students back to campus for another exciting year! From the perspective of senior and sophomore, we have gathered advice throughout our time at Monmouth. Advice can come from anyone, but we have lived through these experiences before at this University. Our advice is to help […]
Monmouth Police Department headquarters relocates
On Tuesday, July 23, Monmouth University students received an email from Captain Dean Volpe stating that the Monmouth University Police Department (MUPD) headquarters has officially moved next to the Northwest Parking Lot, across from the Plangere Center Parking Lot. Chief of MUPD, Milton Morris, said, “Our department has been in planning discussions with leadership for […]
Tuition set to increase for the 2024-25 academic year
On Wednesday, Apr. 10, the Faculty Association of Monmouth University (FAMCO) hosted state labor leaders from the American Federation of Teachers, New Jersey (AFT-NJ) and the New Jersey American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (NJ AFL-CIO), all of whom showed their solidarity for the Monmouth faculty amid the latter’s efforts to secure […]
MU’s 2020 vision from 1974
A perusal through the archives of “The Outlook” takes readers back in time through the last 90 years of our student publication. From streakers on campus to public arguments between editors and students, “The Outlook” has never failed to provide the present with a glimpse into the past.One article in particular from the Friday, Dec. […]
Baseball evens series against Princeton
Monmouth came back empty-handed after a trip to Charleston, South Carolina, where the Hawks faced the College of Charleston over the course of three consecutive days, Apr. 12 through Apr. 14.Prior to facing Charleston, Monmouth stopped in Princeton, New Jersey, to face Princeton where they won 10-3. A huge third inning for Monmouth saw 12 […]
Women’s lacrosse secures win over Campbell
With just two more games in the regular season, Women’s Lacrosse tacked on their second conference win of the season against Campbell to bounce back after a three-game losing streak.An incredible offensive performance from Monmouth shut down Campbell as midfielder #18 Danielle McNeely’s eight-point afternoon led the Hawks. While Monmouth played a powerful offensive, it […]
Student body voices concerns regarding the campus’ suspected lack of garbage and recycling separation
“The Outlook” has recently received various concerns regarding the garbage and recycling processes on campus. Students had questions about the potential lack of separation of garbage and recycling on campus and wanted to find some answers. On the Monmouth University website under “Waste and Management,” the school only details its recycling process, mentioning that they […]
Baseball faces William & Mary in three day matchup
On Friday, Apr. 5, Monmouth faced William & Mary for the first of three games against the Tribe. The first two innings of Friday afternoon’s game was scoreless. It wasn’t until the bottom of the third when catcher #12 Joey DeMucci reached base by a fielders choice. DeMucci came around to score on an off […]