The Intercultural Center, located on the second floor of the Student Center, is a source of support and guidance for many students of color at Monmouth University. They attempt to, successfully, foster an atmosphere of inclusivity at the university by providing a space and activities for the students. This space is key for communal support […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Manifestation Mindset
Basic steps for any manifestation: Find a calm place to be. The last thing you want while you’re focusing in on your wants and goals is to be distracted. Manifestation requires your full attention. Make yourself comfortable. Your comfort is of paramount importance when manifesting; remember that the ultimate goal is to come away feeling […]
Making Manifestation Work For You
So, you want to try manifesting, but you don’t know where to start? Here are some basic tips and tricks to help get you in the groove to welcome new experiences into your life. Manifesting is all about putting meaningful intention towards bringing new things into your life. (Unfortunately, you can also do this in […]
Monmouth and Manifestation
When you hear the word, “manifestation,” what comes to mind? Is it crystals? Magic? Genies? Whatever it is that you may think of, manifestation is something that many people use and have successfully seen differences in their lives because of it. In simple terms, manifesting is using techniques and methods to achieve your future desires […]
New Campus Dietician Joins MU
Mollie O’Kane, a registered dietician and nutritionist, started her role at Monmouth on Jan. 18 of this year, and is excited to connect with students and immerse herself in what our campus has to offer.O’Kane received her Bachelor of Science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst where she participated in a DPD, or Didactic Program […]
University Celebrates Black History Month
February marks the beginning of Black History Month, which aims to acknowledge and celebrate the many achievements made by the African-American community. African American historian Carter G. Woodson originated the vision for this month in 1926, and it was recognized by former president Gerald Ford in 1976. The annual observance of this month honors those […]
The Labor Shortage
It is no surprise that over the past few years, workers have been pushed to new extremes while adjusting to new environments as a result of COVID. The three workforces that have been notably mistreated are nursing, education, and customer service. Anyone who has worked in the medical field for the past two to three […]
Thoughts on Valentines Day
Coming very soon is the annual celebration of Saint Valentine’s Day on Monday, Feb. 14. Personally, I think this is a frivolous holiday. Maybe I am just biased for being single my entire life, but I see no value in this day. It seems to be a money grab for expensive wine, overrated candy, overpriced […]
A Future Without Masks
In a bid to return to normalcy, New Jersey governor Phil Murphy is ending mask mandates in the state’s public schools on March 7, almost two years since the coronavirus gripped the United States and New Jersey. It is important to note that since Monmouth University is a private school, the ending of a mandate […]
PRSSA Hosts Pitching Workshop With Karalyn Hoover
Monmouth University’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) and Shadow PR Firm hosted a pitching workshop with Karalyn Hoover on Wednesday, Feb 2. Hoover graduated from Monmouth University in 2020 and now works as an Account Executive at Max Borges Agency, a public relations firm that specializes in consumer technology. She served as the […]