Examining the Road Taken by Pre-Med Students
Students planning to apply to medical school will partake in a journey while at the University that includes student-created clubs and faculty-made committees.
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New Winner Announced at HERO Ceremony
Prevent drunk driving
That is the goal of the HERO campaign, which aims to reward designated drivers for their efforts in preventing vehicular alcohol-related accidents and deaths. The campaign was established in 2000 and has been a large part of the University since 2007. The University held the annual HERO of the year award for the third year in a row last Wednesday.
Plans Change for New Residence Hall
New Building Not to be for First-Year Students
The proposed new residence hall on campus has been changed to house sophomores instead of incoming first year students.
University to Raise Awareness on Sexual Abuse
According to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, “every two minutes, someone in the U.S. is sexually assaulted,” resulting in an average of 207,754 victims each year. In response to this issue, April has been nationally dedicated as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. To recognize this month, the University Counseling and Psychological Services will be hosting activities, workshops, and fundraisers to create sexual assault awareness on college campuses.
New Twitter Page Shows University Love
Students can now add @monmouthulove to their list of Twit- ter pages to follow. Contrary to @ MnmthUProblems, this page allows students to tweet about all the things that they love about being a student at the University.
Campus Reacts to Kony 2012
Documentary Focuses on Crimes Committed by African Warlord
In the sweeping landscape of Uganda, a country in Eastern Africa, the hunt for a tyrant in hiding has captured the world’s attention be- cause of a documentary that went vi- ral on March 7. The film, Kony 2012, had over 20 million views in the first 48 hours of its posting; social net- working sites have contributed to the expeditious exposure that the film has received in the first two weeks of its existence.
Clementi Case Verdict Sends Bullies a Signal
Gay rights groups, local prosecutors, Rutgers students and others said that the jury on Friday got the Dharun Ravi verdict right, calling the decision an important lesson about what constitutes bullying for a new generation raised on technology that can erode privacy in ways never previously imagined.
Nuclear Power Protest Passes Through Campus
Shut down all 104 nuclear power plants operating in the U.S. to build a nuclear-free future.
Majors That Dominate the One Percent
A recent article featured in The Huffington Post listed the most successful careers and what majors to pursue in undergraduate studies. Titled “What the 1% Majored In,” the article focused on which majors land students in the top one percent of earners in the United States.
“Let’s Make It Real, Leap Into Diversity” Event Draws in Campus Community
The University is again looking to spread a message of diversity through its annual diversity awareness programs. Two sessions of the program took place last Wednesday at the “Let’s Make It Real, A Leap Into Diversity” event, which began with a one hour introductory session at 1:15 pm and an extended two hour session at 2:30 pm on the second floor of the Rebecca Stafford Student Center.