The Marjorie K. Unterberg School of Nursing and Health Studies has experienced concerning enrollment trends and questions about academic leadership, presenting potential issues for students in the Nursing, Health and Physical Education, Occupational Therapy, and Physician Assistant departments. Concerns regarding student enrollment have been especially prevalent for the University’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
LHBS Faculty Speak on Nation’s Inflation
Professors of the Leon Hess Business School have raised concerns about current inflation rates in the U.S. and how it affects Monmouth students. Richard Roberts, MBA, former executive of the Federal Reserve System and current Specialist Professor in the Department of Economics, Finance, and Real Estate, explained the concept of inflation, “Inflation is an increase […]
University Announces Tuition Increase and Payment Changes
The Board of Trustees approved a 3.69 percent increase to the University’s tuition and comprehensive fee, which was announced in an email sent to the campus community by President Patrick Leahy on Thursday, March 10. According to Leahy, this increase equates to roughly $1,536 per year. In his email, Leahy noted that this marked the […]
The Value of Student Journalism
Journalism is an important tool for informing the public about important issues. There are national publications that cover larger news, but campus news is equally as important for the Monmouth University community. The Outlook relies heavily on commentary from students and faculty at the University in order to publish well-rounded content that tells a complete […]
How Unvaccinated People Are Treated
I believe that the United States and on our local level, Monmouth University, has treated unvaccinated people unfairly. The school needs to treat unvaccinated people a lot better, and we finally need to move on from this pandemic. I think that myself and so many others here who didn’t get the vaccine have been wronged. […]
The Food of Monmouth
The food at Monmouth University never fails to surprise us. Gourmet Dining is very creative with the food that they provide for the students and staff. As a freshman living on campus with a car, I still choose to eat the food offered on campus. One reason is that I don’t have to pay anything […]
Avoiding and Preventing Conflicts with Roommates
College is a time to make new friends, get out of your comfort zone, and explore the world around you. One of the most common features of the experience is having a roommate, which can be a great way to expand your circle and make a new friend. However, living in the same space with […]
Looking for a Job or Internship? Here’s How to Successfully Nail the Search
With the summertime quickly approaching, many students are scurrying to wrap up the semester with flying colors. For seniors, it means looking for jobs. For other students, summertime is an opportunity to secure internships in their desired field. While the job/internship hunt is something many students dread, it doesn’t have to be that way. There […]
Ukrainian-Russian War on Tik Tok
On a very mundane and ordinary day I decided to take a break and scroll through Tik Tok for fun content. My For You Page, which is personalized and catered to the individual by the algorithm, was full of booktok and gymtok content. Or, it would’ve been, if the Ukrainian and Russian war hadn’t reached […]
The 2022 Oscars Rundown
I think at this point everybody has heard over and over again about the major event of the Oscars this year: the slap. Immediately following the event televised across the world, the internet blew up with videos, opinions, and memes… so many memes, and while we will be talking about the slap there were so […]


