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Provost Thomas Pearson Hosts Guided Tour of Russia
Trip Will Run for the Fifth Time Since 1986
Winter Storm Nemo Finds MU
Winter Storm Nemo caused the cancellation of classes last Friday starting at 2:30 pm and all Saturday, while dropping nine inches of snow on the West Long Branch area and accumulations over two feet in parts of Connecticut.
University Inherits California Home
The University’s endowment increased by one million dollars after a home in California that was given to the school by two major players in the soap opera “General Hospital” was sold.
The Library Unveils New Website
The University library’s website received a technological makeover during winter break.
Dr. Donald H. Sebastian Speaks to Students About Being the Next Potential President
Dr. Donald H. Sebastian, Senior Vice President for Research and Development at The New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) attended The University as a presidential candidate on January 29.
Dean of the College of Business and Economics at Lehigh University Visits Campus
Dr. Paul Richard Brown is One of the Four Potential Presidential Candidates
Dr. Paul Richard Brown, Dean of the College of Business and Economics at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania presented himself in Wilson Auditorium as a potential presidential candidate on Feb. 1 at 5 pm.
“Monmouth Compliments” Launches on Facebook
A new Facebook page, “Monmouth Compliments,” has been created to help anyone who is a part of the University community express praises secretly without being judged.
Need a Good Workout?
University Welcomes New Daily Fitness Program
The new fitness program at the University began last week to kick students into shape this spring semester.
How Many MU Students Are Getting Hired After Graduation?
“Welcome to McDonalds, can I take your order?” This is a phrase we all fear after spending the past four years doing all of the right things in college with hopes that a job will appear after graduation.