The University welcomed attorneys Wanda Akin and Raymond Brown to discuss the fastest growing industry in the world, business and criminal enterprise, during a seminar presented by the Leon Hess Business School on Nov. 13 in Bey Hall.
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Jennifer Sneed to Speak at MU
Monmouth University Shadow PR Firm and PRSSA Chapter will host their second speaker series event of the semester, featuring Jennifer Sneed, the PR Coordinator for Monmouth County’s Habitat for Humanity’s 30th Annual Carter Work Project, on Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 3:00 pm in room JP 234.
MU Honors Veterans and Victims of 9/11 with Dedication of Memorial
The University honored Veterans Day through the dedication of the 9/11 Veterans Day Memorial, recognizing the donors and completing the National Remembrance Day Roll Call on Nov. 11 at 9 am.
November Marks American Diabetes Month
November is American Diabetes Month, which was created to raise awareness for the continuously growing disease, according to the American Diabetes Association (ADA).
MU Experiences Power Outage for Over An Hour
The University experienced a power outage caused by an electrical malfunction at the University’s substation in Tinton Falls on Thursday, Nov. 7 that lasted about 90 minutes.
Students Learn The Importance of Networking
The University’s Office of Career Services teamed up with the business fraternity, Alpha Kappa Psi, to co-host a panel for Careers in Finance and Economics in Young Auditorium on Thursday, Nov. 7.
Sugar and Salt May be Next on the FDA Target List
Now that the Food and Drug Administration has banished most trans-fats from the nation’s diet, some public health advocates are hopeful that two other beloved ingredients, sugar and salt, will be subject to similar scrutiny.
The Reason Behind No-Shave November
This month some men will be growing their beards in favor of supporting No-Shave November, an international cause to raise awareness for various types of male health issues, specifically prostate and testicular cancer.
Twitter Page Upsets Some, Interests Others
Over 900 tweets have been anonymously submitted and posted to the controversial Twitter account @MonmouthConfess, which displays gossip, lies, secrets, sexual fantasies, and compliments, accompanied for the most part, with full names of students and staff at the University in 140 characters or less.
Student Creates Nonprofit to Help Remote Countries Obtain Medical Care
University student Melross Meneses recently created a nonprofit organization, the Life Through Help Foundation, that works to supply medical aid and other health related services to those in remote areas around the world.