In the wake of a devastating amount of recent mass shootings throughout the U.S. and abroad, many are questioning whether these types of incidents are on the rise. Still reeling from losses in places such as Newtown, CT., the Navy Yard in Washington, DC., and Aurora, CO., Americans are beginning to question their safety.
Auditions to find a national anthem singer were held by the University Athletics Department this past Wednesday, Sept. 25 in the Multipurpose Activity Center (MAC) from 6:30 to 7:30 pm.
The University celebrated their annual Take Back the Night campaign where students participated in a march to end violence on Wednesday, Sept. 25th.
The University held a Safety and HERO Campaign day on the residential quad on Wednesday, Sept. 25 to encourage students to make safe and smart decisions.
In Spring of 2012, John Buzza’s Entrepreneurship Class developed Monmouth University graduate, Andy Stern’s, workout plan into a collegiate fitness company, COREiculum. COREiculum offers “The 1st Semester,” a two-dvd workout program fit for the college student to make the “Freshman 15 an Elective.” Now available in the University Bookstore, on Amazon.com and on COREiculum.com COREiculum’s […]
The University television station,Hawk TV, will be hosting a Rock ‘N Relief fundraiser outside of the Jules L. Plangere Center for Communication on Sept. 27 to benefit Habitat for Humanity.
Over 150 students and one faculty member participated in the “Take a Seat, Meet a Friend” event held by the new Monmouth University Street Team (MUST) during the Involvement Fair on Wednesday, September 18.
A forum about the use of seismic air gun testing in the Atlantic Ocean was held in Young Auditorium on Monday, Sept. 16.
The University hosted a “Coping with Conflict” seminar in Mullaney Hall on Sept. 18 to discuss with students ways to handle common college issues and how to prevent them.
“Living on One Dollar,” a film documentary that followed the lives of four men who spent two months in rural Guatemala living on a dollar a day, was presented in Wilson Auditorium on Tuesday, Sept. 17. The Student Activities Board (SAB) and the Office of Transition and Leadership Programs co-sponsored the event.