Harry Styles has been touring around America for ‘Love On Tour’ these past few months. However, for the last two days of October, he took a break from that tour and went to Madison Square Garden for a two-day-only ‘Harryween’ concert special. These concerts were extra special, because Harry had informed the fans when purchasing […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Holiday Shopping Starts Early in 2021
The holiday season brings many warm memories and traditions. It conjures images of ice skating in Pier Village, getting a nice cup of hot cocoa after class, and spending time with loved ones. The holiday season also round out the fall semester, which always feels like it is going on a little too long. One […]
How to Efficiently Manage Your Time Without Sacrificing your Well-being
Do you struggle with time management? You are not the only one. Many students find it difficult to get through everything they plan to do throughout the day. While classes are usually of the utmost importance, many students are managing multiple jobs and extracurriculars at the same time. Here are some tips on how to […]
Imposter Syndrome: What it is and How to Overcome it
“I don’t belong here.” If you have ever thought or said this phrase, you’re not alone. This feeling of not belonging or not measuring up is called “Imposter Syndrome”. It consists of self-doubting one’s capabilities, even when they are doing well, and feeling like a fraud. In college, some examples of imposter syndrome include assuming […]
Are Movie Theaters Thing of the Past?
With all of the advances in technology and the different streaming services available, it leads me to wonder if movie theaters are losing their relevance. Some services like Paramount and HBO Max allow you to watch movies the day they come out by paying a monthly fee. Some people feel paying this fee once a […]
Heat Reporter Jason Jackson Visits Sports Industry Club
The Monmouth Sports Industry Club hosted special guest speaker, Miami Heat Sideline Reporter and Host Jason Jackson, in an open forum webinar on Fri., Nov. 5. President of the club, Haider Husaini fielded questions from the audience related to TV broadcasting, hosting, and sideline reporting. Husaini began the meeting by first introducing Jackson’s background. “Mr. […]
Kenneth Womack, Ph.D., Interviewed For 9/11 Historical Exhibit
Melissa Ziobro, Specialist Professor of Public History at Monmouth University, interviewed Kenneth Womack, Ph.D., as part of the Monmouth County Historical Association exhibit “Monmouth County, 9/11, and Its Aftermath.” Womack authored the books “World Trade Center Through Time” and “The Restaurant at the End of the World.” In September 2001, Womack was in his fourth […]
Monmouth Faculty Travel to The United Nations’ Framework Convention on Climate Change
Tony MacDonald, Director of the Urban Coast Institute (UCI), and Randall Abate, Rechnitz Family/UCI Endowed Chair in Marine and Environmental Law and Policy, travelled to Glasgow, Scotland to participate as observers in the 26th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations’ Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP26). The conference began on Nov. 1 and […]
University Faculty Hosts Adult Day Habilitation Program
The Children’s Center Programs LLC (CCP) in Neptune, New Jersey collaborates with Monmouth University faculty and staff to host programs and events for their Adult Day Habilitation Program. It is a leisure and activity-based program for individuals 21 years and older with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Chief Quality, Strategy Officer of the CCP’s Adult Day […]
Coach Boggess Talks Vision For Upcoming Basketball Season
Head Womens Basketball Coach Ginny Boggess sat down with Eddy Occhipinti, Associate Athletic Director for Marketing & Sponsorships, to discuss her team entering the new season, on Tuesday, Oct 26. “Time is flying,” Boggess said. “It’s been an absolute blast those first couple weeks. Getting to know the team before they went home, completing my […]