Joseph Patten, Professor, Political Science Robert H. Scott, III, Professor, Economics, Finance & Real Estate We support the SGA’s resolution (S25-01) that requires faculty to post syllabi and grades on a learning management system (i.e., eCampus). SGA’s proposal would improve grading transparency in ways that benefit both students and faculty. Studies show that students enrolled […]
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Female leaders at MU: Celebrating girlhood,empowerment, and impact
March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women throughout history and in our present day. At Monmouth University, numerous women-led clubs and organizations are dedicated to empowering women, advocating for change, and t fostering a more inclusive campus environment. This article features just a small sample of women […]
Student Government Association (SGA) Open Letter to Students
Dear Monmouth University Community, On February 5th, 2025, the SGA unanimously passed SGA Resolution S25-01, calling for the requirement of all faculty to post syllabi, assignment information, and grades on eCampus to the benefit of the student academic experience. In the spirit of shared governance, we took our concern to the Division of Academic Affairs, […]
Student Government Association passes a resolution regarding the use of eCampus
The Student Government Association (SGA) passed a resolution (SGA.RES.S25-01) regarding the faculty use of eCampus on Feb. 5. The resolution was sent out via email to the students as well as posted to SGA’s Instagram page and website, shortly after it was passed. The resolution was authored by Monmouth University student Michael Makfinsky (’25, SGA […]
Computer Science Department hosts annual High School Hawk Hack
Ten high schools across New Jersey participated in the annual High School Hawk Hack On Friday, Feb. 7. Fifty students arrived on campus at 11:30 a.m., and after listening to three speakers, had 90 minutes to complete a series of coding questions in teams of three or four. The event began with a Kahoot quiz […]
LETTER TO EDITOR/OPEN LETTER TO STUDENTS
Dear Students, We write to you as the leadership of the MU professors’ union, formally named the Faculty Association of Monmouth University (FAMCO), to let you know that we are here to support you in whatever way we can as you navigate the impact of the repressive wave of Executive Orders President Donald Trump issued […]
College Republicans engage in online hate speech
THE BACKGROUND ***This story was produced in collaboration with “The Signal” at The College of New Jersey Last November, Members of the Monmouth University College Republicans participated in the The College of New Jersey’s (TCNJ) College Republicans GroupMe chat where many hateful and bigoted opinions were expressed targeting members of the Jewish, Palestinian, and LGBTQIA+ […]
Counseling and Prevention Services (CPS) hosts “Sex & Disability: Navigating Challenges & Celebrating Pleasure” event
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, the Counseling and Prevention Services (CPS) hosted “Sex & Disability: Navigating Challenges & Celebrating Pleasure” event over zoom on Feb. 10. “We decided to host this event because it promotes a healthy, informed and empowered approach to sexuality. Many students have limited or misinformed knowledge about sex and relationships. Addressing […]
Valentine’s Day bake sale hosted by the College Democrats
The College Democrats will fundraise for their organization on Feb. 14 through a bake sale. Hosted in the Student Center, members will be selling brownies, cakes, cookies, and other sweet treats. “Valentine’s Day is so important this year more than ever because there is so much hate and lack of empathy being encouraged by Republicans,” […]
Sigma Tau Delta hosts “Blind Date with a Book” event
Monmouth’s Delta Sigma chapter of Sigma Tau Delta will host their “Blind Date with a Book” event on Feb 14. from 1-3 p.m. in the Student Center Cafeteria. Sigma Tau Delta, English Honors Society, is encouraging students not to judge books by their covers, a sentiment everyone has heard but may not have put into […]