University President Grey Dimenna, Esq., released a “State of the University” for the 2018-2019 academic year to the Monmouth Now weekly recap last Wednesday, April 10.
News
Campus Discusses First Year Seminars
Last month, The Outlook reported that Monmouth University will be reducing the 128-credit requirement for graduation to 120 credits, effective in the fall of 2020.
Monmouth Concludes Public Servant-in-Residence
The Office of the President and Department of Political Science and Analogy hosted the final Public Servant in Residence Panel of this year discussing ocean protection and climate change. The panel was moderated by former state Senator Joseph Kyrillos, in Wilson Hall on Friday, April 5.
Students Participate in First World Ethics Event
The University held its first World Ethics Café where students were invited to deliberate on ethical issues in the Magill Club Dining Hall on April 10.
Support for Wind Energy in NJ
A majority of New Jersey residents support the development of offshore electricity-generating wind farms, Monmouth University’s Polling Institute reported last Wednesday, April 3.
President on University Administrative Growth
After another increase in tuition, students may worry how their money is being spent.
Bench Mob Gets Sponsporship
The nationally-recognized Monmouth Bench Mob that captured the hearts of the sports world in 2015 is back in action for the 2019 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) March Madness Tournament.
Students Participate in Third Annual Battle of the Charities Event
Live music, food, and arts and crafts were on display for all those who attended the third annual Battle of the Charities on Sunday, April 7 at the Library Lawn.
Annual Networking Event for Criminal Justice Students
The Criminal Justice Department held its 7th annual networking event in Wilson Hall on Wednesday, March 27.