Life after graduation marks a moment in time when one phase of life ends and a new one begins.
Politics
What Will You Be Doing Next Semester?
As the job market continues to become more and more competitive, students are searching for ways to set themselves apart from all the rest. One way to have an edge over other job seekers is to complete a professional internship in our nation’s capital, through the Washington Center this spring.
Roll Call: Words from the SGA Senate 10/12/11
Veteran’s Day will be held on November 11.
Who’s Who in SGA: Tyler Bischoff Treasurer and Senior Senator
Tyler Bischoff is a senior from Vernon, New Jersey majoring in political science and minoring in both history and legal studies. Bischoff decided to get involved in the Student Government Association as a sophomore and served as a Senator.
“On Screen In Person” Event with Director Jim Hanon
Could you practice nonviolence and follow your faith while living in a conflict zone in the Middle East? Director Jim Hanon brings his film “Little Town of Bethlehem” to Wilson Auditorium at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ on Monday, October 10 at 7:30 pm.
Governor Christie Vetoes the Jersey Shore
It was rumored that New Jersey residents would pay $420,000 in production costs for the inaugural 2009 season of MTV’s, “Jersey Shore,” last week.
Candidates Wanted by Top Republicans
Governor, Chris Christie has grown to be enormously popular among conservatives and Republicans.
Roll Call: Words from the SGA Senate 10/5/11
The Senators are very proud of the work they accomplished and the energy level during the annual retreat last weekend. “I think I speak for all seniors when I say thank you for making our last one so memorable,” Nicole Levy, President of SGA said.
We Balance Our Checkbooks, Why Can’t Washington?
Unless you were under a rock this summer, most of the political headlines in July and August were about the debt ceiling debate.
New York Passes Marriage Equality Act as New Jersey Stands in the Shadows
New York State Senate passed the Marriage Equality Act, legalizing same-sex marriage across the state. It was signed immediately by Governor Andrew Cuomo on June 24, 2011.