A Champion and Humanitarian
On May 20 2008, Monmouth University gave an honorary degree of Public Service to Olympic champion and humanitarian Milt Campbell, the only university to do so.
News
MUPD Apprehends Alleged Gunman: No One Hurt
Gunman on Campus Is Arrested In Dorms
Monmouth University was placed on a campus lockdown after two female students reported that a man allegedly attempted to rob them with a handgun on Nov. 1 at approximately 9:17 p.m. No one was injured and the suspect and weapon were apprehended.
“Mighty” MU Says Goodbye to Kessler Field at Homecoming 16’
Hawks Gather At Final Homecoming on Kessler Field
Monmouth University hosted its annual homecoming weekend from Oct. 28-30 during which students partook in a series of fun-filled activities. Current and former staff, alumni, and trustees were invited to enjoy the event.
The Outlook Update: Volume 88 Issue 7
11/4/16 8:10 PM The site now has the online version of this week’s issue uploaded. The Outlook staff thanks you for your patience. 11/3/16 1:00 PM The Outlook staff has completed the issue for this week and it is being dispersed in print throughout the university. The issue will be available online between today and […]
New Race and Ethnicities Minor Diversifies Curriculum
The History and Anthropology department has created a new undergraduate Race and Ethnicities minor, focusing on race and ethnic studies. The newly established fifteen credit minor was spearheaded by lecturer Hettie Williams and lecturer Brooke Nappi, of the History and Anthropology department.
College Students an At-Risk Group for Identity Theft
As the fall semester continues, new scams and fraud attempts have been directed at college students, making them one of the most at-risk demographics for scamming and identity theft, according to USA Today.
University Hosts First Monmouth Challenge Quiz Bowl
The first Monmouth Challenge Quiz Bowl took place as a part of implamenting the strategic plan on Oct. 21 in Pozycki 115 and 205 from 4:30-7 p.m.
Millenials Are Most Likely To Swear At Work
A recent study of over 1,500 Americans by the work management platform Wrike found that 66 percent of millennials admit to swearing at work, while only 54 percent of baby boomers say they swear on the job.
Monmouth Prepares for 2016 FAFSA Changes
This year the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) has undergone multiple developments. Such changes include adjusting the deadline to submit financial information to Oct. 1, as well as changes in required financial filing information.
Annual Founder’s Day Convocation Commemorates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
The annual Founder’s Day Convocation was held in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s visit to Monmouth College in 1966. The ceremony was located in the OceanFirst Bank Center on Wednesday, Oct. 5.