The work of faculty and staff has been central to those efforts as dedicated and caring employees committed to serving our students in times of crisis and well before. We have worked hard to successfully rise to the challenges involved in managing new modes of instruction, to meet the campus needs of students and faculty […]
Publication: Volume 95 (Fall 2022 - Spring 2023)
Communication Department Advances IDM Program
The Monmouth University Department of Communication announced the addition of HawkInteractive as a practicum offering, creating another way for students to fulfill this graduation requirement. Communication students are required to complete one credit of practicum. Previously, this could be accomplished through involvement in WCMX, Hawk TV, The Outlook, Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA), […]
What You Eat Matters
Eating is a habitual, life necessitating habit that sustains day-to-day functioning. While we can all agree how essential food is in our lives, the topic in question is about the type of food we allow into our bodies.Different foods have different effects on the way we move, feel, look, and think. Most of us have […]
Let’s Talk Fashion
A person’s sense of style or fashion can tell people a lot about that person. Clothes are widely considered a form of personal expression, communicating to the world an individual’s personality, preferences, and priorities. There are a multitude of styles one can choose from that best fit the kind of persona he/she would like to […]
Miriam Beerman Exhibition Featured in DiMattio Gallery
If you tend to frequent Rechnitz Hall for classes or extracurriculars, you may have noticed large-scale canvases adorning the walls of the gallery. From Sept. 6 to Dec. 11, Monmouth University will be holding a display of Miriam Beerman’s work in the DiMattio Gallery which is open to the public. Miriam Beerman, who passed away […]
The Transfer Student Experience
Monmouth University is home of transfer students from across many different schools. From community colleges to other four-year universities, all have chosen Monmouth for a new chapter in their school career. This year specifically, 190 students decided to join the Hawk family. A whirlwind of emotions is felt during this time, like anxiety and excitement. […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Although breast cancer is a topic worth discussing year-round, the month of October is specifically dedicated to raising awareness for this disease. With this level of exposure, people have the opportunity to understand why this type of cancer is so often talked about and researched, as well as how they can show support to current patients and survivors. A person is diagnosed with breast cancer when a cancerous tumor is discovered […]
How to Get the Most Out of Your Sleep
As school starts up again, balance is key. Between juggling schoolwork, a social life, extracurriculars, and keeping up with one’s mental health, college students’ capacity for balance is constantly stretched. Out of all these commitments, mental health tends to take the back burner. One’s sleep, or lack thereof, is a critical success factor for promoting sustainable mental health. It is challenging to find a sleep schedule that accommodates a busy student. The National Sleep Foundation recommends 7-9 hours of […]
Midwest Emo Legends Sunny Day Real Estate Take NYC
After 13 years, Sunny Day Real Estate made a grand comeback to New York City at Brooklyn Steel for two nights. The Seattle, Washington-based band consists of lead singer Jeremy Enigk, guitarist Dan Hoerner, drummer William Goldsmith, live bassist Chris Jordan, as well as guitarist and backing vocalist Jason Narducy who also plays for Superchunk. […]
The Gaslight Anthem Show Met “Great Expectations”
Joining the list of ongoing bands to make a comeback this year is The Gaslight Anthem. On Sept. 28, The Gaslight Anthem rocked The Rooftop at Pier 17 with a dreamy view of the New York City skyline welcoming the heartland rock band’s sound. This was the band’s first time playing in New York City […]