Former Men’s Basketball forward Mustapha Traore has signed a professional basketball deal with the UMF Skallagrimur Bogarnes in Iceland.
Publication: Volume 93 (Fall 2020 - Spring 2021)
The Outlook Editors on Re-opening
Since Monmouth University re-opened with a mix of in-person and online classes this semester, students have rapidly adjusted to the “new normal” on campus. Regulations such as social distancing, mask wearing, and hand-washing are enforced, while the new meal-ordering app was introduced to minimize the number of students in the student center and dining hall.
An Analysis of Kenosha Shooting Suspect’s Motives
Following the police shooting of Jacob Blake, 17-year old, Kyle Rittenhouse, fatally shot two people and wounded another person at a protest in Kenosha, Wis. on August 25th. Rittenhouse is facing charges for murdering two people.
Disney’s Mulan Under Fire
It is no surprise when someone says that Disney movies are some of the best movies made today. Between Marvel films and the countless other movies they have created since the beginning all, for the most part, have held high standards. With the recent release of Mulan, Disney’s recent live-action recreation, people have been taken back by the low reviews and confusion among fans.
Vinyl Refuses To Die, Again
For the first time in 34 years, vinyl records outsold CDs. Outsold isn’t the proper word, though. A more fitting term should be “destroyed.”
The Emmys: Who Won and Lost in The COVID-19 Simulcast
The entertainment industry, in many ways, has struggled to adapt to the lifestyle permitted by COVID-19. In spite of this, the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards took place last Sunday, with multiple records being broken throughout the ceremony.
Alicia Keys Returns with Her Best Record Yet
Alicia. She’s a musician so renowned, you know her by first name alone.
President Leahy Appoints New Chief of Staff
University President Patrick F. Leahy, Ed.D. has named Emily Miller-Gonzalez, Director of Planned Giving within the Division of University Advancement, as the Chief of Staff to the Office of the President. The decision comes as a result of additional organizational changes to the President’s office over the course of this academic year.