The men’s and women’s lacrosse teams had a difficult week, coming up short against Stony Brook and University of Delaware, respectively. The men’s team kicked things off at home as they hosted the Seawolves in the first ever meeting between the teams on Saturday, March 25. Although it was all Hawks throughout the majority of […]
The offense for the Monmouth University softball put up 10 hits and nine runs in their 9-2 win over Hofstra in the first game of a conference doubleheader at Bill Edwards Stadium. The Lady Hawks started strong with freshmen leading the way thanks to an RBI triple by center fielder Mackenzie Bloss, the first Monmouth […]
Facing William & Mary three times in as many days, the Monmouth University men’s baseball team faced a spell of some tough luck. A slow start by both teams in their March 24 outing saw a scoreless first inning, before William & Mary exploded for five runs in the second in front of their home […]
Florida’s House Bill 999, introduced on Feb. 21 by Republican Representative Alex Andrade, aims to ban funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives at Florida institutions and remove any major or minor relating to Critical Race Theory, Gender Studies, and Intersectionality, as Forbes reported. According to NBC News, many students at Florida public universities have […]
Monmouth University women’s basketball had their most successful season in over a decade, winning the CAA tournament in their very first season in the conference and earning the chance to compete for a spot in the NCAA tournament. The Lady Hawks began their crusade with a last-second defeat of Stony Brook on Saturday, March 4, […]
Rekha Datta, Ph.D., Professor of Political Science and Freed Endowed Chair in Social Sciences, and Lenien Jamir, junior international student-athlete studying political science and sociology, co-authored a paper and presented their research at the Interdisciplinary International Conference held at Adamas University in Kolkata India, from Jan. 2 to 3. Their paper, “Confluence and Anomaly of […]
Members of The Outlook editorial staff traveled to San Francisco, California to attend the Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) Spring National College Media Conference from Thursday, March 9 through Saturday, March 11. With 118 colleges and over 750 students in attendance, the three day conference featured a schedule full of workshops, breakout sessions, and panel discussions. […]
The Sports Industry Club (SIC) organized and executed a multi-club sponsored trip to Madison Square Garden (MSG) in New York City, New York on Tuesday, March 7. The trip was open to the entire University community and drew an attendance of over 50 Monmouth students. The clubs that helped sponsor this endeavor included HawkTV, Public […]
They say spring break is a great time to rest, spend quality time with family, and not worry about attending class for a whole week. Then again, please remember to answer the discussion post by Friday and turn in that paper by Sunday at 11:59 p.m. I hope all Monmouth students remembered to complete their […]
There’s this saying, “Money is not everything, but everything is money.” Money is needed to buy clothes, food, entertainment, education, etc. Without money, you can’t survive.Some argue that money does not buy happiness, but that depends on the individual. Money does not buy happiness, but it helps your happiness. From personal experience, I believe individuals […]