The Faculty Association of Monmouth University (FAMCO) held a teach-in on Tuesday, Mar. 4 in the Great Hall Auditorium to discuss President Donald Trump’s first month in office. The first session was held from 10:05am to 11:25am, where students Nashalie Garcia and Rafael Martinez Ponce moderated the faculty panel that included Professor Stephanie Bobbitt, Associate […]
The Monmouth Hawks (11-18) beat the Hofstra Pride (13-16) this past Thursday (2/20/25) by the score of 68-62. Redshirt sophomore and guard Andrew Ball was the hero for the Hawks, hitting a clutch three pointer with 0:22 left in the game to take a 64-61 lead and secure the win. The Hawks late-game defense also […]
The Monmouth Hawks (12-19) defeated the Elon Phoenix (17-14) by the score of 79-76 at OceanFirst Bank Center this past Thursday (2/27/25). This win gave Monmouth ten wins in CAA play on the season (10-8).Sophomore guard Abdi Bashir was a major factor in the win over the Phoenix, scoring 29 points and going 8-16 from […]
March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women throughout history and in our present day. At Monmouth University, numerous women-led clubs and organizations are dedicated to empowering women, advocating for change, and t fostering a more inclusive campus environment. This article features just a small sample of women […]
All colleges have a specific culture to their campus. Some are tight-knit, others full of school spirit, and some that lack unity within the student body. The Outlook editorial staff explained what they believe is the campus culture at Monmouth University. “I think overall, Monmouth lacks unity. I find that people remain within the group […]
I think that it is hard to say if we can truly learn to be happy, but that there are ways that we can learn to improve our happiness. Happiness is defined as a feeling of being content, joyful pleasure and having a sense of well being. I believe that there are several ways that […]
Odds are if you are an adult, you have probably visited a zoo at least once in your life. Zoo’s offer an interactive experience, getting close up to wildlife that we would otherwise not be able to see in person. Although this sounds nice, when looking at other factors it is easy to see that […]
Monmouth University’s sixth annual “Toni Morrison Day” began with a speech delivered by Princeton professor and Toni Morrison scholar, Dr. Autumn Womack. President Leahy provided opening remarks in which he specifically commended Monmouth’s “first-rate” department of English, which organizes the event yearly. The tradition started after Morrison’s death in August 2019 and the then Department […]
This Sunday, take a look at this weekly reset checklist to ensure you are relaxed, rejuvenated, and prepared for the busy week ahead. You got this: Clean space = clear mind: The first step to every Sunday reset is cleaning your personal spaces. Whether you live at home with your parents, in a dorm room, […]
As college students figuring out how to balance school work, a social life, and your physical and mental health can feel hard. A way to be able to eliminate some stress and anxiety about school work and life in general is by staying organized. Here are some organization tips to help you: Academic planners are […]