News
National Sexual Assult Conference in LA Draws Crowd and Major Sponsors Like NFL
When Kristen Houser joined a rally against sexual violence at Pennsylvania State University two decades ago, the women encountered jeers from male students to “go back to the kitchen” and limited support from campus officials.
Dean Kenneth Womack’s Beatles Encyclopedia Named One of the Best Indie Books of the Year
Kenneth Womack, the Dean of Monmouth University’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences, was honored by Foreword Reveiws’ annual INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards as having written one of the best indie books of 2014.
Aaron Furgason Appointed as New Chair of Communication Department
Dr. Aaron Furgason was elected as the chair of the communication department by his colleagues in July of 2015.
Welcome Back Letters 2015
Welcome from the President
Dear Students:
126 Students Forced into Crowded Housing
A total of 126 first year students are living in forced triples and quads in the residential halls as of Sept 8. This includes 30 triples and nine quads throughout Cedar, Laurel, Elmwood, Pinewood, and Mullaney Halls.
Pozycki Hall Opens for 2015-2016 Academic Year
Pozycki Hall was opened to the Monmouth community at the start of Fall 2015 semester as an addition to the Leon Hess Business School (LHBS) and the Kislak Real Estate Institute (KREI). The 2,000 square foot facility will provide increased academic and social space for the growing University community.
New Website Design Gives Monmouth A Fresh Look
Students and faculty were greeted with a complete Monmouth.edu website revamp on the first day of classes, Sept. 8.
Senior Goodbye See You Later: A Thank You to My Motivators | Brianna McCabe’s Senior Goodbye
I can remember growing up, how I’d play with my little Justin Timberlake N*Sync marionette doll as I bopped my pig tails from side to side, telling everyone who thought they’d marry him “Bye Bye Bye” (I’m still talking to you, Jessica Biel).
Online Hack Attacks: Is ‘MU-SECURE’?
Rutgers University was invaded by a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on March 27 which has brought into question the security of university campus software and programs. With the digital age growing, information technology (IT) experts claim that understanding threats is a key factor in prevention.









