On Jan. 13, President Joe Biden delivered his second State of the Union Address. With a likely reelection campaign ahead and a majority of Americans believing he hasn’t accomplished much, Biden boasted his administration’s successes in a high-stakes moment for his presidency. As many Americans grapple with the risk of a looming recession, Biden made […]
The Monmouth University track and field programs continued their dominating season as they competed in two meets over the past weekend, the Fastrack National Invitational in Staten Island, New York, and the Boston University Valentine Invitational in Boston, Massachusetts, where the Hawks brought home a new school record in the men’s distance medley relay. The […]
The Monmouth University women’s lacrosse team, who were projected to finish sixth in the CAA Women’s Lacrosse Preseason Poll, opened up their season in victorious fashion, routing George Mason 18-9 at home at Kessler Stadium on Feb. 10. The Hawks now have their first ever win over George Mason after dropping their previous three matchups. […]
The big question facing the Monmouth University men’s basketball team this week was whether or not they could continue their winning streak against Stony Brook on Feb. 8 and Hofstra on Feb. 11, respectively. After a tough start to their season, Head Coach King Rice and his team regained their taste for winning after a […]
The Outlook has new, correct information regarding the minor chemical spill that took place on Thursday, Jan. 26 in the Edison Science Building. It was confirmed by Jason Adolf, Ph.D., Professor in the Biology Department, that the chemical involved in the spill was concentrated hydrochloric acid. As reported in last week’s article, “hydrochloric acid is […]
The Pearson World Cinema Series hosted its showing of the 2020 Bosnian film, Quo Vadis, Aida? (Where are you going Aida?) on Feb. 1 at Pollak Auditorium. The event began with a screening of the film, followed by a discussion involving both formal commentators and audience members. Directed and written by Jasmila Žbanić, Quo Vadis, […]
ArtNOW hosted its first artist talk of the spring semester, featuring the work of Kimberly Callas, Associate Professor of Art and Design, who completed a two-year fellowship as an artist-in-residence for the Urban Coast Institute (UCI). The event, which took place on Monday, Feb. 6, was hosted in collaboration with the fourth annual Climate Crisis […]
Monmouth’s Climate Crisis Teach-In 2023 kicked off its first event of the semester with “The Sea at our Doorstep – How Rising Sea Level Will Change our Coastal Communities in the Next 30 years and Beyond” on Monday, Jan. 30. As per the University’s website, the overarching goal of the teach-in “is to generate discussion […]
During the fall 2021 semester, a group of professors from the Department of Education created an after-school program that employs literacy tactics to reinforce fourth grade students’ understanding of mathematics. Their findings were presented during a research conference this past December. Vecihi Zambak, Ph.D., Assistant Professor and Program Director of Interdisciplinary Studies for Elementary Educators, […]
The latest marketing ploy this Valentine’s season is definitely less romantic than expected. With the day of love just around the corner, the average consumer is bombarded by brands taking advantage of the holiday through product packaging, advertisements, and social media. While most people try to put their best foot forward on the first date, […]