Monmouth University announced that the school’s athletic teams will be leaving the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) to join the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) in fall 2022 in an email from President Patrick Leahy on Jan. 25. The CAA approached Monmouth in August to gauge the University’s interest in joining an expanded league. It was […]
Monmouth University has teamed up with Handshake, a new career management platform, to assist students in discovering new career pathways and securing exceptional jobs and internships. Handshake is now the most popular job-search platform for college students and is used by over 400,000 employers to attract current college students and recent graduates for almost any […]
University Bluffs residents are voicing concerns about a lack of security measures at the off-campus apartments following an incident in which a catalytic converter was stolen from a resident’s vehicle on Saturday, Feb. 26. Maddie Detore, the owner of the burglarized Honda Element, indicated that her car was parked in the Bluffs parking lot when […]
Monmouth’s Career Development Office is hosting its semi-annual, Spring Internship & Career Day Wednesday, March 2 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. This semester’s fair is being facilitated through the University new online networking platform, Handshake, which is open to all University Community members. Beth Ricca, Executive Director for Career Development, gave some additional context […]
The Leon Hess Business School’s Student Advisory Council welcomed guest speaker Sherry Carroll, MBA, DBA, at a Black History Month event on Wednesday, Feb. 23. Caroll is a Candidate Manager of Strategic Health Programs at UnitedHealth Group, an insurance company ranked eighth on the Fortune 500 list in 2021. Carroll introduced her presentation, titled “Taking […]
Streaming platforms have become an overwhelmingly popular option for consumers to easily access their favorite movies and TV shows at their own convenience, allowing them to watch whatever they want, whenever and wherever they want. It’s easier than ever to pull Netflix up on your laptop or open the Hulu app on your cell phone […]
Mental health is a profoundly serious topic. It affects how we think, feel, and act, it helps to determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make decisions. Mental health is important at every stage of someone’s life and should never be ignored. Some examples of common mental health issues include anger, anxiety, depression, […]
As we all know, midterms are slowly creeping up on us. Midterms come with their pros and cons. In my opinion, midterms can be good simply because they tell you where you stand academically at that point in the semester. If your grade isn’t where you want it to be, you still have time to […]
Malik Nelson is no ordinary student on campus. While he is studying business with a concentration in finance, Nelson is also on his way to become a professional boxer. At the early age of six, Nelson’s father discovered his natural athletic ability as a boxer—and at that moment, his career took off. “I started pursuing […]
Growing up, most of us have heard the magic three R’s in regards to taking care of the earth: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Though we’ve been taught some of the ways we can try to help the earth, there is plenty more we can do to help improve our impact on the environment. One of […]