Playing for Change (PFC) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that was founded in 2007 by Mark Johnson, a producer and Grammy-winning engineer and award-winning film director, and Whitney Kroenke, a continuing advocate and participant in the arts.
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Finding the JUUL in the Rough: The Truth Behind the Cloud of Mystery
With the recent rise in popularity of e-cigarettes, vape pens, and JUULs, a new conversation has started that questions their effects on user health.
HERO Campaign Announces Shadow as Designated Driver of the Year
The HERO Club has recently decided that the tradition of naming one student as Monmouth University’s Designated Driver of the Year does not represent the pulse of the campus community.
S.P.E.C.T.R.U.M Hosts Second Annual Diversity Open Mic Night
Sexuality, Pride, Education, Community, Truth, Respect and Unity at Monmouth (S.P.E.C.T.R.U.M.) hosted its second annual Diversity Open Mic Night on Tuesday, April 10 in Magill Commons.
Youth Activists Put Change on the Center Stage
The Youth Activist Club hosted their annual Battle of the Charities event on Sunday, April 8 at the Library Lawn to raise money for various local charities.
Life as a Student-Athlete
As college students, sometimes we have to juggle several things at once while still taking a full course load, student athletes have an extra ball that they have to juggle.
Senior Show: Graphic Design
Students studying fine art and graphic design graduating in May were able to showcase their working in the DiMattio Gallery this past Friday. Some students involved include, Mary Wagerik, Ava McClendon, Anthony Paterra, and many more.
A “Jack” of All Trades: Jackman’s Rise to the Top
The Fitness Center opened in 2009, and John Jackman, the Director of the Fitness Center, saw its expansion through.
How to Ace Your Interview
At some point in our lives we have or will be going into an interview; more times than not, we are nervous, excited, and a little sweaty. To combat those unfortunate side effects of finding your perfect career or finding a side job to make some cash, there are some tips and tricks that can help you navigate your way through it.
LBGTQ+ Friendly Safe Spaces: Are Schools Doing Enough?
According to Reuters Health, a growing number of United States schools are increasing school safety and accommodations for LGBTQ+ students. The study, which addressed high schools and middle schools in the United States, found that there was an increase in anti-harassment policies and designated safe spaces for those who might be in need of counseling or help.