The terms “credit” and “finances” can be confusing and daunting. Although building credit right now may seem insignificant, your future self will thank you. On Feb. 9, Career Development and the Finance Club presented a workshop called “Let’s Talk Credit”, which featured Heather Vincent, Vice President, Campus Program Manager at Wells Fargo. This presentation provided […]
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Zachary Dougherty Establishes the FirstNJ Legislative Youth Council
Zachary Dougherty, a junior majoring in history and political science with a concentration in international relations, is already making a difference in the political and governmental world by recently establishing the New Jersey Legislative Youth Council. In particular, he drafted and authored the legislation’s institutional framework, mission statement, and its responsibilities. The New Jersey Legislative […]
New Campus Dietician Joins MU
Mollie O’Kane, a registered dietician and nutritionist, started her role at Monmouth on Jan. 18 of this year, and is excited to connect with students and immerse herself in what our campus has to offer.O’Kane received her Bachelor of Science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst where she participated in a DPD, or Didactic Program […]
University Celebrates Black History Month
February marks the beginning of Black History Month, which aims to acknowledge and celebrate the many achievements made by the African-American community. African American historian Carter G. Woodson originated the vision for this month in 1926, and it was recognized by former president Gerald Ford in 1976. The annual observance of this month honors those […]
Using Technology Without Sacrificing your Eyes
There is no doubt that technology has consumed the lives of many college students—we use our laptops to take notes and complete assignments, we are glued to our phones and social media, and we watch TV and play video games. And, with the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the dependency on technology for online classes […]
Easy to Make Recipes for Busy Students
As a college student, it’s often difficult to find time or even resources to cook a meal in between classes. Some students even keep essential packaged meals on hand, such as ramen or cereal, to eat in a pinch. However, many miss that homemade taste that comes with a meal made with care. There are […]
Different Ways to Generate Money in College
Having a nice flow of cash during college always comes in handy, but it may be hard to get. College students are busy writing papers, going to classes, taking exams, and participating in extracurricular activities. The time to do something else may be nonexistent. However, there are ways to make money in order to cover […]
Priscilla Gac-Artigas Elected as Full Member of The North American Academy of the Spanish Language
Priscilla Gac-Artigas, Ph.D., a full professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures who teaches all levels of Spanish plus all courses on Latin American literature and culture, adds an important achievement to her list of accomplishments. She became an elected full member of the North American Academy of the Spanish Language, (ANLE) in […]
Blue Hawk Records Artist of the Week: Jeanine DeLuca “JADE.”
You are going to want to remember this name: Jeanine DeLuca, better known by her stage name “JADE.” She is a sophomore majoring in music industry, and is working with Blue Hawk Records both recording original music mixed with another passion of hers—photography. DeLuca first got into music at a young age, starting with the […]
New Year’s Resolutions: Are they Worth it?
With 2022 just around the corner, many are already making plans for the new year. It’s considered a tradition to create a New Year’s resolution and hopefully get it in done in 365 days. For some the idea of creating a goal to enter into a New Year’s exciting, however, others don’t see its value. […]