Once college is over, the real world begins. Starting a career you may have for the rest of your life, moving out, and eventually buying your own house. But, do you even know how to do that? What about taxes? What about insurance? All of these important details are vital in everyday life. So then, why is there not a class in college teaching students these skills?
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Edison Science Hall Renovations Almost Complete: While 800 Building Gets Demolished
Nine months and $3.5 million dollars later, the renovations of Edison Science Hall is almost complete.
Rain Floods Howard Hall, but Hurricane Irene Leaves Minimal Damage on Campus
A week prior to Hurricane Irene, a heavy rainstorm flooded Howard Hall’s first floor with at least 10 inches of water.
Commuter Lot Gets Revamped
The University completed the renovation of the commuter parking lot just in time for the fall semester classes.
Welcome from the President
Dear Students and Monmouth Colleagues:
VP Student Services 9/14/11
Dear Students:
VP Administrative Services
To our new freshmen, “Welcome!” and to our upperclassmen, “Wel-come Back!” We’re excited to have you bring your life and vitality to campus as you pursue your academic and research goals. Facili-ties Management is here to help. Our staff maintains and operates the physical, environmental and mechanical facilities of our campus so that you can focus on your studies.
First-Year Honors Student Mourned
The University lost a rare, precious and irreplaceable gem during the summer. Rebecca Dermanjian, a first-year student in the Honors school, died in a car accident on June 16.
Graduating Seniors Get Launched into the Future
Class of 2011 Celebrated with Former Astronaut as Commencement Speaker
The University celebrated its 78th commencement this past spring on Wednesday, May 18 at 1:30pm at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, NJ. Despite poor weather, the ceremony was held with the Honorable Charles F. Bolden Jr. addressing the 2011 graduating class.