Having a nice flow of cash during college always comes in handy, but it may be hard to get. College students are busy writing papers, going to classes, taking exams, and participating in extracurricular activities. The time to do something else may be nonexistent. However, there are ways to make money in order to cover […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Priscilla Gac-Artigas Elected as Full Member of The North American Academy of the Spanish Language
Priscilla Gac-Artigas, Ph.D., a full professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures who teaches all levels of Spanish plus all courses on Latin American literature and culture, adds an important achievement to her list of accomplishments. She became an elected full member of the North American Academy of the Spanish Language, (ANLE) in […]
Getting Into the Swing of the Spring Semester
As a new semester approaches following the thaw of winter break, one can easily feel unprepared. Being bombarded with classroom notifications weeks before the semester begins, returning into a school pace, with countless hours of homework, exams, and projects ahead of oneself is the last thing anyone wants to do. For me, break allowed me […]
More Online Classes?
While I am happy that the University is taking precautions due to the Omicron variant of COVID-19, I hope that the Spring semester does not go entirely virtual. I experienced for the first time last semester having to go to class every week, and even though I had a few 8 a.m. classes, I still […]
Editors’ Thoughts on Spring Return
The spring semester began in an emergency online format as COVID cases skyrocketed with the spread of the Omicron variant. The Outlook staff sat down to discuss their hopes for what the rest of the semester will look like and how the University will conduct classes, clubs, and events in light of the ongoing pandemic. […]
Leon Hess Business School’s Dean Raj Devasagayem Attends International Panel
India’s Woxsen University organized a virtual panel discussion, in association with the International Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and the Global European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) on Thursday Jan. 13. Monmouth University’s Dean of the Leon Hess Business School, Raj Devasagayem, Ph.D., was an active participant. The expert-driven discussion analyzed how […]
Spring Semester Starts Online, Pivots to In-person Instruction
The University implemented an emergency remote learning period for the first week of the spring semester amid a surge of COVID cases in Monmouth County, as indicated in an email from President Patrick Leahy Ed.D. on Friday, Jan. 7. “For an emergency period of Tuesday, Jan. 18 through Monday, Jan. 24, all classes will migrate […]
Booster Dose Required for All Students and Employees this Spring Semester
Monmouth University will require all students, faculty, and staff to get the appropriate booster dose for their initial COVID vaccination series by Tuesday, March 1. Students who do not receive their appropriate booster dose by March 1 will be subject to a weekly testing requirement and will have to quarantine if exposed to a COVID-positive […]
MUPD Sends Safety Alert for Long Branch Trespasser
A suspicious male was arrested by the Long Branch Police Department for trespassing at several off-campus houses occupied by female Monmouth students, according to a Jan. 14 email from Dean Volpe, Captain of Police on behalf of the Monmouth University Police Department (MUPD). The subject, a 40-year-old Hispanic male, was also seen peering into the […]
University Condemns Hate Speech on Yik Yak
President Patrick Leahy Ed.D. sent an email to the University community condemning hateful comments made on Yik Yak, a popular social media platform known for its anonymity, on Monday, Jan. 17. “It has been brought to the University’s attention that there are a number of offensive posts targeting members of the Monmouth University community circulating […]