The University celebrated their annual Take Back the Night campaign where students participated in a march to end violence on Wednesday, Sept. 25th.
Publication: Volume 85 (Fall 2013 - Spring 2014)
Volume 85 (Fall 2013 – Spring 2014)
Students Learn About Fire Safety and the Importance of Designated Drivers at HERO Campaign Day
The University held a Safety and HERO Campaign day on the residential quad on Wednesday, Sept. 25 to encourage students to make safe and smart decisions.
COREiculum is Coming Back
In Spring of 2012, John Buzza’s Entrepreneurship Class developed Monmouth University graduate, Andy Stern’s, workout plan into a collegiate fitness company, COREiculum. COREiculum offers “The 1st Semester,” a two-dvd workout program fit for the college student to make the “Freshman 15 an Elective.” Now available in the University Bookstore, on Amazon.com and on COREiculum.com COREiculum’s […]
Misguided Understandings | a So-You-Say comix #27
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A Safe Haven for Study Struggles
There is a big exam coming up in your toughest class and you didn’t understand the homework. Your professor’s office hours do not work with your heavy class schedule and this test counts for half of your grade. Before you decide to withdraw from the class, leaving your transcript with a big ‘W’ for the rest of your college career, be sure to make use of all of the available resources that the University offers. For example, visit the Tutoring and Writing Services located in the Center for Student Success on the lower level of the student center.
Reducing Prejudice Through Cultural Activities
Studies conducted by psychologists at Stanford University show that engaging in cultural activities can not only reduce implicit prejudice but also create lasting effects of this change. Prejudice and stereotyping are learned attributes which generally take root at younger ages.
Out With Shining Armor: Chivalry Does Not Mean Equality
Stop a handful of women walking down the street and ask them if chivalry is dead. More often than not their response would fall along the line of a laugh accompanied by a snort, a shake of the head indicating a “yes,” or a feeble attempt at defending males with a weak statement about that guy who one time held the door open for them.
Football Drops Holy Cross for First Win of Season
For the second straight week, MU rode the legs of the running back combination of junior Julian Hayes and senior Kwabena Asante as they held off the Holy Cross Crusaders, 21-14.
Despite Dominating Regulation, Hawks Tie Albany 1-1
The men’s soccer team came away with a “disappointing” 1-1 tie when they played the University of Albany Great Danes on the Great Lawn on Friday, September 20. The Hawks dominated time of possession, as well as shots on goal, but could not capitalize enough to come away with a victory.
Cross Country Dominates Race
Earns First and Second in MU’s 19th Annual Invitational
The University’s men and women cross country teams placed first and second respectively at the 19th Annual Monmouth Invitational on Saturday. The meet took place at MU’s home venue, Holmdel Park in Holmdel, NJ.







