Over the summer, Monmouth was struck with the disappointing yet expected news that all Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) sports would be shut down for the fall semester due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Publication: Volume 93 (Fall 2020 - Spring 2021)
Fanfare for Taylor Swift’s folklore
Taylor Swift is probably the only artist who can write and release a chart-topping, surprise album in quarantine.
The Outlook Welcomes you Back!
I am thrilled to give a warm welcome back to all Monmouth students, faculty, and staff!
Book Review: Behind Closed Doors
Whether you indecisively stare aimlessly inside your local Barnes & Noble’s aisles while sipping a caramel macchiato, or find it nearly impossible to get your hands on a good read that hooks your interests without knowing the ending three chapters deep, finding a decent novel can be tricky to say the very least. However, that’s […]
The Center for the Arts is going Virtual!
With the COVID-19 pandemic, entertainment has been radically changed. In-person concerts have rarely been held, movie theaters are just reopening after months of being shuttered, and movies and television shows cannot shoot with a full cast.
Trump and Biden’s Differing Approaches to Coronavirus
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everything in every aspect of life and now it could strongly impact the campaigns for the upcoming presidential election between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Library Pick-up
The University has taken steps to maintain accessibility to learning and study resources at the Guggenheim Memorial Library.
What Does the Biden-Harris Ticket Mean for the Campaign
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s selected Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) as his running mate in a bid to win over moderate Republicans in the general election.
University Raises Tuition
University President Patrick Leahy informed students that annual tuition will increase by 2.75 percent for the 2020-21 academic year, in an email announcement sent on Wednesday, June 24.
Wilson Hall Renamed “The Great Hall at Shadow Lawn”
The University has removed Woodrow Wilson’s name from its marquee building and renamed it to the Great Hall of Shadow Lawn in an effort to cultivate a more inclusive campus community, announced by President Leahy in a June 19 email.