In the name of his murdered parents, Bruce Wayne wages eternal war on the criminals of Gotham City. He is vengeance. He is the night. He is Batman. One of the most iconic fictional characters in the world, Batman has dedicated his life to a war on all criminals in the name of his murdered […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Dissociative Identity Disorder as Presented on YouTube
There has been a particular video in my recommendations on YouTube which I’ve ignored up until today. The video, titled “I spent a day with multiple personalities (Dissociative Identity Disorder)” has amassed over 17 million views since it was posted in May 2020. Intrigued, I watched the video on something I knew only academically, based […]
Tips To Shake The Blues
Throughout the strain of the semester, it may be hard to put ourselves first. During such a stressful time we may get caught up in worry, become too busy with schoolwork, or feel down throughout the day. However, mental health is extremely important. It includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we […]
How to Stay Fit as a College Student
Staying fit as a college student can be challenging and tough— often times, their classes, clubs, exams, projects, and papers tend to dominate all the time they have. While it can be challenging to find the time to stay fit, it all comes down to learning to balance your school work and your well-being. One […]
Angello Villarreal: 2022 Emerging Leader Award Recipient
Angello Villarreal, Ph.D., a Spanish Adjunct Professor at Monmouth and a Spanish teacher at Freehold Township High School, recently received an award from the National Association of Professional Development Schools (NAPDS). As an adjunct professor, Villarreal is happy that he gets to interact with students on a daily basis. He mentioned, “I love that students […]
Ash Wednesday
Last week, Christians around the world celebrated the holiday of Ash Wednesday to begin the holy season of Lent. For those who don’t know, Lent is a forty day season from Winter to Spring symbolically remembering Jesus’ forty days of fasting and prayer in the desert before entering the city of Jerusalem. This is a […]
Spring Break Plans
Spring break is right around the corner – a week full of no exams, classes, and papers. I am personally looking forward to going home, going to bed super late, and waking up late as well. There is nothing like being in your own home, sleeping in your own bed, and being surrounded by your […]
Masks or No Masks?
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced in February that the statewide in-school mask mandate would be lifted on March 7. In accordance with this update, President Leahy issued a statement to the Monmouth University community on March 3 announcing that the University’s indoor mask requirement would be lifted throughout all areas of campus, except in […]
2022 Giving Campaign Aims to Break Records
Monmouth University’s Class of 2022 Giving Campaign launched in October of 2021 and will continue to accept donations through May, closing right before spring commencement. The campaign encourages students to become active alumni by giving back to the Monmouth community. The University’s first Giving Campaign started in 2018 and was a last minute ordeal, with […]
Clinical Faculty at MU Deserve Better
For over eight months, the faculty union at Monmouth University has been negotiating with the university administration over the terms of employment for faculty in our clinical programs in the Marjorie K. Unterberg School of Nursing and Health Studies (SONHS). Unable to come to a satisfying agreement that recognizes the important contributions of our clinical […]