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Scares on the Air: WMCX Hosts a Spooktacular
WMCX Radio held their fifth annual Spooktacular event in the spirit of Halloween on Wednesday, Oct. 30 outside of the student center.
Crazy Clown Can Cause Paralysis, Seizures and Death
Crazy Clown, a newfound drug, has caused several deaths and sent numerous people to the hospital, after recently being discovered by drug users.
Leon Hess Business School Honored by The Princeton Review
The Princeton Review recently distinguished the University as being home to one of the most outstanding business schools in the nation.
Conference Hopes to Put a Stop to Child Abuse
A conference was held in Wilson Auditorium on Thursday, Oct. 31 to raise awareness to one day put an end to child abuse. The conference was organized through a presentation of practices for professionals to better understand the process of identification, investigation, treatment, case management, and disposition of sexual abuse.
MU Community Reflects on Where They are Now
Stonger Than The Storm: Superstorm Sandy One Year Later
MU Learns About Relationships and Domestic Violence
The University held a relationship seminar in the Rebecca Stafford Student Center on Monday, Oct. 21.
Students Gain Valuable Work Experience Through Internships Across America
This past summer, four University students from the School of Science took the opportunity to gain real world experience through internships outside of NJ.
MUPD Collects 10 Pounds of Prescription Medications
The Monmouth University Police Department (MUPD), in conjunction with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), issued an Operation Take Back New Jersey program on Oct. 26. The University community was encouraged to safely dispose of any unwanted, unused and expired prescriptions at the MUPD’s office.
University Welcomes New Kognito Program Aimed at Mental Health Awareness
The new Kognito program, provided by Counseling and Psychological Services, is designed to help students and faculty identify and approach students who may be at risk of experiencing mental issues. According to University Counseling and Psychological Service personnel, the program will provide guidelines for helping students seek treatment.