The University held a relationship seminar in the Rebecca Stafford Student Center on Monday, Oct. 21.
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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.
Communication Professor Speaks about Life After MU
Robert Scott, Specialist Communication Professor at the University, spoke to a collection of first-year graduate and undergraduate students about his career in the communication field on Tuesday Oct. 22. Scott’s speech was a part with the Colloquium Speaker Series.
MU Helps Local Community with Big Event
The University’s single largest annual community service project, The Big Event, was held on Saturday, Oct. 26.
Homecoming 2013 Celebrates MU through the Ages
University students and faculty demonstrated school spirit through the celebration of Homecoming weekend by attending a pep rally in the Multi-Purpose Activity Center (MAC) on Friday, Oct. 18, and tailgating and attending the football game against Cornell University on Saturday, Oct. 19.
Social Media: A Curse or a Blessing?
Since 2005 the number of adults that use social media in the United States has risen from eight percent to 72 percent, according to Forbes.com. Social media use is on the rise, and though many may not realize it, frequent use can be seen as an addiction.
Rutgers University Performs SCREAM Theatre
The sexual assault awareness student group from Rutgers University visited Wilson Auditorium for the fifth consecutive year to share their SCREAM Theater performance on Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 7 pm.
Think Before You Download: The Effects of Illegal Downloading
Illegal file sharing and downloading has been a popular and common practice among college students for close to a decade, but University students may want to think twice before they click.