Ninety years of issues has brought scores of student staffs together, all united under the same purpose: share information, break news, and keep it real. As former Outlook advisor Professor John Morano says, “‘The Outlook’s’ students have the same DNA (Distribute News Always).” The captains of this paper-made ship are its Editor-in-Chiefs, or EICs. They […]
“The Outlook” has been a pivotal force of Monmouth University’s campus since the school’s inauguration in 1933. Since then, the paper has covered vital moments in both the country’s and the nation’s history, many events of which are reminisced upon throughout this issue. Nevertheless, with 90 years of “The Outlook,” our editors took a moment […]
In the earliest versions of “The Outlook,” there was no Opinion section; today, the section is a flourishing staple to the newspaper, popular among writers and readers alike. It’s difficult to envision a time when there wasn’t an established forum for Monmouth’s campus members to share their perspectives and ideas; however, this only underscores how […]
Monmouth University was once known as Monmouth Junior College (MJC). As a junior college, many of Monmouth’s present-day accolades were still in their developing phases, one of which was The Outlook. For example, there was no formal Opinion section at this time; instead, Monmouth community members would submit a “Letter to the Editor” if they […]
“What Would You Do To Raise School Spirit?” was an opinion piece written by Mary Ann Colantonio, published in the October 16, 1958, issue of “The Outlook.” Although published many decades ago, the article’s topic is one that could easily apply to the Opinion section today. Let’s take a look at how students from the […]
The 1960s was an amazing time for Monmouth students as they showed off their Hawk pride with fun filled events throughout the semester. Student life thrived with an increased interest in clubs and Greek life, more social events, like prom, and popular speakers like Martin Luther King, Jr. and a performance by Ray Charles. To […]
The 70s was a time of self-expression and social change, and nothing characterizes this decade better than the diverse array of music. While best known for its disco classics, psychedelic rock, funk, and smooth jazz were also popular genres. So, let’s travel back in time and see what exactly people were jivin’ to in this […]
The 1970s was a decade of cultural and social change, and the world of fashion and beauty vividly reflected this transformation. One of the most enduring legacies of the 70s is the distinctive makeup trends that continue to influence and captivate beauty enthusiasts to this day. From disco glam to bohemian chic, the 70s makeup […]
Learning about the history of a familiar place can be interesting. In my past articles, I have suggested some great places around the area that students should check out and explore. For this article, we will be diving into what it was like for Monmouth students back in the 80s and what was around for […]
Before he became “The Boss,” Bruce Springsteen was a young and ambitious 20-year-old doing what any aspiring rock star would do: playing as much as he could. Springsteen would often play with bands at local venues and colleges to attract his core fanbase—a fanbase that would soon skyrocket from a few thousand students to millions […]