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If anything has defined my time here at Monmouth, it’s The Outlook. For the past four years, this newspaper has been my family. I started writing for this paper the first week of my freshman year and just never stopped, and now I find myself writing half a dozen stories per week. However, without some of the amazing people here, I would have never lasted this long. Being a part of this newspaper really did change my life, and I’m so thankful to anyone who ever stepped foot in the newsroom for the part they played in that.

We say goodbye again, flicking memories back and forth over wet asphalt. The rains come every year, maybe not this hard, but we’re always jolted by the wet embrace. The dry winter laced with books, papers, cracked skin, dusty wine, and promises the cold freezes and keeps, thaws.

Today, I am a senior at Monmouth University.

University Alumnus and Current Student from Local Band Open for Jon Bon Jovi

A band whose members included a current University student Zachary Sandler and University alumnus Jonathan Chang-Soon opened for Jon Bon Jovi at the Prudential Center leg of his “This House is Not for Sale” tour on Sunday, April 8.

Two more waves of phishing scam e-mails were sent to both students’ accounts, and student organization accounts over the span of two days, starting April 5 at approximately 7:07 p.m. and ending April 6, at about 8:54 p.m.

This year, Career Services introduced the Transformative Ten (T10) Series, which culminated interactive events that connect students with networking opportunities and insight into experiences from the professionals in their field.

The University School of Nursing is going to change the symbol that they use for logos and branding due to a misinterpretation of symbology.

The Monmouth University Urban Coast Institute (UCI) encourages costal community members to prepare for the future of flooding along the New Jersey shoreline.

Monmouth University will celebrate its third annual Student Scholarship Week from April 16 to April 22. More than 700 students will present their work in events that are, unless noted otherwise, free of charge. 

The Criminal Justice Department sponsored Get Real About Sex, Consent, and Violence with guest speaker Jeffrey Bucholtz at Pollak Theatre for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week on Friday, April 13. Bucholtz is a professor of oral communication at Southwestern College.  The event was cosponsored by The County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey and New Jersey Association of Victim Coordinators.