The University held a ‘Hawks United Against Sexual Misconduct’ week, to spread awareness of sexual assault on college campuses through presentations and panels that took place campus-wide from Monday, Oct. 12 to Friday, Oct. 16.
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HOMECOMING 2015
Dear Students and Fans:
Tailgating at Monmouth University
As a member of the Homecoming committee, SGA has taken a very active role in creating the University’s guidelines for tailgating. It is SGA’s belief that when fans tailgate in a responsible manner, it sets a positive tone, whereby promoting the tradition and privilege of tailgating at Monmouth University. We encourage all Monmouth students and fans to review the tailgating guidelines listed below before they come to campus to tailgate.
MUPD Increases Campus Security As A Response to FBI Warning
The University heightened its police presence in response to a Philadelphia-area threat on Oct. 5. The FBI warned universities across the tri-state area after the threat was found on an anonymous message board.
Internship Fair Gives Students Career Opportunities
Monmouth University welcomed over 30 companies to campus for the Office of Career Services’ annual Internship Fair in Anacon Hall from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m on Wednesday, Oct. 7.
Hogwarts Comes to MU: The Class of Magic, Witchcraft and Religion
History and Anthropology Lecturer Brooke Nappi is teaching a class this fall titled, “Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion” which infroms students of the religious and supernatural practices found in modern society.
Students Crew Emmy Winning TV Show
University students have gained real world experience through the Department of Communication’s Production Services, a student-run production crew that assists in the filming of outsourced projects such as WJLP’s Another Thing with Larry Mendte, the recipient of a 2015 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing.
Mid-Semester SGA Update
As the middle of the semester approaches, members of the University’s Student Government Association (SGA) reflect on the year thus far and plan for the remainder of the semester.
Federal Work Study Issues Resolved
As of Oct. 1, there are 1,016 students working for the 1,216 student employment jobs offered through the University. Eighty-two percent of these placements are through federal work study (FWS) students. There are only eight students at the University that fit the requirement for federal work study job, but did not receive decided against the job opportunity.
