A team of four Monmouth University juniors recently won a real estate competition sponsored by NAIOP, a commercial real estate development association, competing against schools such as Rutgers University and Villanova and winning $5,000.
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Annual Springsteen Symposium Held; University Faculty Members Featured
Bruce Springsteen’s Darkness on the Edge of Town: An International Symposium was held at Monmouth University and began on Thursday, April 12th spanning across four days. On Sunday, April 15th, the conference concluded with closing remarks from Kenneth Womack, Ph.D., Dean of the School of the Humanities and Social Sciences.
2018 Spring Commencement Speakers Announced
The speakers at this year’s graduate and undergraduate commencements have been announced.
Commencement Requirement Questioned
Strict Requirements; Lack of Winter Commencement Lead to Graduation Troubles
Some University students are questioning a policy that keeps students from walking at spring commencement if they are registered to finish their degree during the summer.
Meal Swipe Fraud Leads to Investigation
Students Who Abused Meal Swipes Face Punishments Under the University Code of Conduct
At least 24 students have been found fraudulently using meal plans, leading to disciplinary action against those involved.
Burst Pipe Leads to Early-Morning Flooding in Thomas A. Edison Hall
An improperly installed copper pipe burst in the recently-renovated Thomas A. Edison Hall at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, April 11, allowing water to flow from the third floor to the first floor, according to Patti Swannack, the Vice President for Administrative Services. “The only area that suffered damage and was unusable was the atrium,” said […]
Anti-Racism Rally Held on Campus
Graduate students from the Educational Counseling and Leadership program at Monmouth University held an Anti-Racism rally on April 4 to bring awareness to campus about the need for tolerance.
Graduate Student Appreciation Week Held
Monmouth University is celebrating Graduate Student Appreciation Week from April 7 to April 17.
Rebecca Stafford Student Center Food Court Closed Due to Water Main Break
Water Main Break in Student Center Repaired by Independent Contractor
The Rebecca Stafford Student Center had a water main break on Wednesday, April 4, which resulted in the facility losing water and food services until Thursday afternoon.
Textbook by Vice Provost Second-Most Used Nationwide
Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and Professor of Biology Michael Palladino, Ph.D., is a part of a team of authors that published the twelfth edition of Concepts of Genetics in January 2018.