The Beta Beta Beta (Tri Beta) Biology Honor Society hosted a bone marrow drive in the Rebecca Stafford Student Center (RSSC) for students interested in helping people with bone marrow deficiency diseases.
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The NJ Marathon is Looking for Volunteers
The Novo Nordisk New Jersey Marathon is looking for “Ask Me” team members to volunteer during marathon weekend on April 25, 26 and 27. The “Ask Me” team is a group of volunteers that answer questions that athletes might have before or after the race.
Great Lawn Tacks on Turf
After much debate, the University will begin removal of the Great Lawn’s grass field to build a turf field benefiting the University’s soccer teams, club sports programs and recreational activities beginning April 1.
The Security of Apple Devices is Questionable
Apple users were recently subject to possible software hacking due to security breech concerns in February, which has led to further product protection concerns.
Monmouth Professors Explore Inequality Through Rhetoric
Two Business Professors Begin Production on Their Second Book
Two professors of the Leon Hess Business School published a critically acclaimed book in 2009 titled, “The Provocative Joan Robinson: The Making of a Cambridge Economist” and are currently working on the manuscript of a second book, set to be published around the start of 2015.
Communication Department Honors Four Alumni
The Communication Department honored four University graduates for their personal and professional achievements during an induction ceremony into the Alumni Academy’s first inaugural class.
SAB Raises Awareness of the Dangers of Distracted Driving and Driving Under the Influence
The University’s Student Activities Board (SAB) provided driving under the influence (DUI) and texting while driving simulators in the Rebecca Stafford Student Center (RSSC) to raise awareness about the dangers of drinking and/or texting while driving. The simulators allowed students to experience the risks of these occurances while driving through a virtual video game.
Students Study Art in Greece
Eighteen students studied ancient art in Greece during a 10-day spring break trip along with professors, family and alumni.
Career Services Visits Software House International
Will Hill, the Assistant Dean of Career Services and Jeffrey Mass, the Career Counselor, visited the offices of Software House International (SHI), a software development company with corporate offices in Somerset, New Jersey on February 26th. SHI currently employs 30 University alumni which all have full-time positions. Jeff DeModna, their Senior Corporate Recruiter, and other […]
Willow Hall Goes Greek
Beginning in the fall of 2014, Willow Hall, an on-campus residence hall, will be reserved for fraternity and sorority members. Through an application process, the suite-style dormitory building will be open for sophomore Greek life members and have potential space for juniors as well.