Editorial

Scoring big or spending too much? Editorial staff reflects on Monmouth’s athletic spening

This week, “The Outlook” published a story on the university’s athletic spending. In this week’s editorial, the editors of “The Outlook” discuss perceptions of academic spending and what we have heard from our fellow students. As a private university, Monmouth does not have to disclose its spending in any area. When asked if the university […]

Opinion

Can the Knicks go all the way?

With the 2025 NBA postseason officially underway, the New York Knicks look to be in the best position they have been in years. The team is finally healthy and if they play up to expectations, they can make a deep run and potentially win it all. I think if the Knicks stars Jalen Brunson, Karl […]

Features

Submerged in storytelling: ARTECHOUSE NYC

Last Friday, a small group of Monmouth students stepped away from the buzz of campus noise into a basement full of light, sound, and sensory overload. The trip, co-sponsored by HawkInteractive and the Art Club, brought students to ARTECHOUSE, a high-concept digital art space neatly tucked in an old boiler room underneath Chelsea Market, New […]

Features

HawkTank spotlight: AlumLinx

Creating a platform that makes it easy for students and professionals alike to form meaningful connections, for the purpose of networking, is what junior business student Blake Marushak has set out to do with his business, AlumLinx. The app reimagines networking by eliminating the “transactional feel” that can be associated with other popular networking platforms. […]

Politics

More than 150 university presidents signletter condemning Trump administration

More than 150 university presidents signed a letter titled, “A Call for Constructive Engagement” taking aim at the Trump administration over what the presidents view as, “unprecedented government overreach” in higher education. The lettter can be found at the American Association of Colleges and Universities webpage. “As leaders of America’s colleges, universities, and scholarly societies,” […]