With hopes to feed the hungry and reduce campus food waste, the Food Recovery Network collects leftover food items and distributes them to those in need.
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Italy Comes to Monmouth at “La Festa Italiana”
The Department of World Languages and Cultures and The Italian Club at Monmouth University held their annual “La Festa Italiana” or “Italian Festival” in the Wilson Hall Auditorium on Tuesday, Apr. 5. The event celebrated various aspects of Italian culture, such as food, music, poetry, and more.
Administration Trying to Minimize Construction Disruption
Construction has continued to take place in Edison and Howard Halls, disrupting some classes around the construction site and the flow of student traffic around campus, especially as the construction is ongoing.
Annual Phi Eta Sigma Induction Ceremony
Parents, relatives and students gathered to witness 187 Monmouth University first year students receive the honor of induction into the prestigious Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society, which took place at Pollak Theatre on Saturday, Mar. 26, 2016 and opened to a packed house.
SGA Looks to Receive Student Votes in Coming Election
With annual elections around the corner, members of the Student Government Association (SGA) urge the student body to get on the computer and vote.
Students Organize Fundraiser for Organ Donation Charity ‘NJ Sharing Network’
Under the guidance of communication lecturer Shannon Hokanson, University students have organized several service learning projects, one of which involves a fundraiser at the popular Stingers Burger Bar to benefit the NJ Sharing Network.
Dr. Michael Palladino Named New Vice Provost of Graduate Studies
Monmouth University has appointed a new Vice Provost of Graduate Studies for the spring 2016 semester.
MU Chemistry Research Group Receives $100,000 Scholar Award
A Monmouth University Research lab has received a substantial grant award to fund further projects.
WMCX Radio Show Brings Taste of Ireland to MU
The traditional Irish proverb, “giorraionn beirt bothar,” translated as, “two people shorten a road,” means that companionship makes time fly, and is a truth that Irish Coffee Radio hosts Jamie Griffin and Elizabeth White live by. Together, the two friends spend Saturday mornings from 10 to 12 on the University’s WMCX radio station playing Irish music and chatting about all things Irish, from the poetry of William Butler Yeats to what the colors green and orange represent.
Walgreens Stocks Shelves With Heroin Antidote
In an effort to help stem the tide of deaths related to the recent heroin epidemic across the country, Walgreens has announced its intent to sell the heroin antidote naloxone (also known by its brand name Narcan) over the counter. The antidote will be distributed in at least 35 states, as well as Washington D.C. by the end of this year. New Jersey is among the states in which the drug will be sold to combat the heroin epidemic statewide.