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“Into the Woods” Wilson Hall Haunted Tour
The Student Activities Board and Boom Roasted Productions held their annual haunted tour of Wilson Hall on Oct 30th.
Freshman Seminar Class Travels to Woodstock Animal Farm Sanctuary
Dr. Christopher Hirschler’s “Animals; Life, Death, Kindness and Sin,” freshmen seminar class took a trip to the Woodstock Animal Farm Sanctuary on Saturday, Oct. 24th.
Republican Debate Party
The Political Science Club, and the Political Science Department sponsored their third presidential debate watch party on Oct. 28. About 30 students gathered in Magill Commons to watch the Republican candidates debate.
“We Bleed Blue” Homecoming 2015
Homecoming weekend, themed “We Bleed Blue,” included events from Thursday, Oct. 22 to Saturday, Oct. 24 and was planned by the Student Government Association (SGA).
Are MU Grads Being Hired?
For recent college graduates, perhaps the most challenging aspect of entering adult life is obtaining a quality job that pertains to their degree.
Long Branch Boardwalk Contruction Disrupts Off-Campus Students
Students who live in the University Bluffs and other off-campus residences have been complaining about the construction along the beach of Ocean Avenue throughout the duration of this fall semester.
Community Reacts to New Jersey Devil ‘Sighting’
The Jersey Devil might be making an appearance in time for Halloween.
“Take Back the Night” Raises Awareness of Sexual Violence on College Campuses
This past summer the Commuter Student Mentor (CMS) program was initiated and this fall semester, the program took shape.
Commuter Student Mentor Program Update
This past summer the Commuter Student Mentor (CMS) program was initiated and this fall semester, the program took shape.