This week of basketball for the Hawks kicked off with a loss on Sunday against the best team in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) the Iona Gaels, Coached by a legend Rick Pitino, with a score of 70-62. The Hawks traveled to the Hynes Center, in New Rochelle, New York for an early 1 […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Russia Dispatches Troops to the Donbas; US warns of invasion
As the editor of the politics section here at the Outlook, I find it important to stress that the contents this article will go over may be outdated information by the time this story is published. The situation currently developing between the Russian and Ukrainian governments is fast moving, and I fully recommend checking major […]
This Season’s Most Engaging Anime
Are you interested in watching anime? Or do you watch it during your free time? Or maybe you have heard about it and might watch it in the near future? If so, there’s so many genres that you might be interested in! Some genres include horror, comedy, action, and, adventure, romance. A really popular genre […]
The That Girl Trend on Social Media
Vanessa Tiiu’s “The Ultimate Guide to Being ‘THAT’ Girl” has amassed 3.3 million views on YouTube in less than a year. It was followed by Kaylie Stweart’s “How to become ‘THAT GIRL’ in 2022”, Stephanie Rose’s “My ‘THAT GIRL’ Morning Routine 2022” , Fernanda Ramirez’s “The ULTIMATE GUIDE to becoming THAT girl”, et cetera. It […]
Licorice Pizza: Not Your Usual “Love” Story
An overly confident 15-year-old boy and a directionless 25-year-old woman floating from job to job. Not exactly who you’d picture as best friends; but they are the leads in Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest work “Licorice Pizza.” Set in the early seventies, Southern California, the time period is captured so naturally, it makes the viewer feel […]
Healthy Eating at Monmouth
Healthy eating while in college can be very difficult, especially while living on a budget. While meal prepping and planning healthy meals can be a great option, it can also be very time consuming and cost a lot of money. However, there are plenty of healthy and affordable options across Monmouth County. If breakfast is […]
Linda Gammal Named February Intern of the Month
Linda Gammal, who is majoring in communication with a concentration in public relations and minoring in marketing, was named to Career Service’s February Intern of the Month. Gammal had the opportunity to intern at Push the Envelope PR, a Public relations firm in Freehold, NJ, where she developed skills in media monitoring, marketing, advertising, designing […]
Lexi Todd ‘13 Makes Billboard’s 40 Under 40
Monmouth alumna, Lexi Todd, was recently named to Billboard’s 40 Under 40 list of young music executives. After graduating in 2013, she is now working as an attorney within the music industry. By day, she is involved with many influential artists in a political sense. But by night, she is developing her own musical endeavors […]
College Caffeine
As a college student, I believe that I need caffeine to keep my days going. I’m not saying that without caffeine I wouldn’t be able to function, but having caffeine gives me more energy when I need it. There are so many coffee shops around the Monmouth University campus, including Offshore Coffee Roasters, Inkwell Coffee […]
Afterthoughts of Super Bowl LVI
Super Bowl Sunday is one of my favorite days of the year and I am not even a huge NFL fan. I love the glitz and glamour, and I enjoy the memorable and funny advertisements, the busy restaurants, hanging out with my friends and family, the empty roads, the adorable puppy bowl in the morning, […]

