Throughout many students’ time at Monmouth, at the end of March, students and faculty receive the news that tuition is rising. This past March, it was announced by President Leahy that tuition would go up by 3.75%. An immediate thought to students is: where is our tuition going, and why? With many changes to campus, […]
Publication: Volume 97 (Fall 2024 - Spring 2025)
Yankees vs Orioles Race for AL East
With the MLB regular season winding down and the Postseason kicking off in just under a week, one of the closest division title races in baseball remains in the AL East between the New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles. Each team has six games remaining, with the Yankees holding a six game lead in […]
Tattoos- Are They “Unprofessional”?
I believe that many people have mixed opinions of whether tattoos are unprofessional or not. In corporate environments such as law and finance, companies have much stricter rules regarding tattoos. But in industries that are more creative, like design and marketing, the rules are much looser and are to be a form of self-expression. I […]
Top 10 favorite books of Dr. Werner
In order to get to know our professors a little better, The Outlook decided to come up with a “Top 10” monthly spotlight to learn about the hobbies and passions of some of our favorite professors. Not only does this monthly series aim to bring students and faculty closer together, but it also builds a […]
Staying active: A fitness guide
With the start of the semester rolling, many are looking for ways to stay active. Creating a fitness routine is a great start to reach those fitness goals. Incorporating a schedule can help balance your daily life routine of work, school, and social life. If you’re looking to start working out, this is for you. […]
It’s never too late to try something new
Hobbies are defined as an activity that is carried out during one’s leisure time for pleasure. In the age of social media and endless scrolling, many of us have overlooked and underestimated the importance of having hobbies. While hobbies are meant to promote relaxation, there are many other benefits that come along with them that […]
Sea Hear Now: The Outlook editor’s experience (Saturday)
The Jersey Shore always does it best, and Sea Hear Now 2024 (SHN) was no exception. Day one of the Asbury Park music festival was packed with iconic talent, most of which had never been to NJ. I was lucky enough to experience the festival as a general admission attendee and let me tell you, […]
Sea Hear Now: The Outlook editor’s experience (Sunday)
It was early the morning of Sunday, Sept. 15, when my roommate dropped me off at the gates of Sea Hear Now. Not to my surprise, the streets were flooded with die-hard music fans, but mostly, certain fans of one musician, the boss of Asbury Park himself, Bruce Springsteen. Springsteen shirts flooded the street lines, […]
The Dare: A New York City club scene revival
The New York City club scene has experienced a rebirth in the past two years. The expansion of programs like The Boiler Room has slowly been festering and growing into a bigger scene, one dedicated to partying and creativity without boundaries. Clubbing without rules, bodies in a room dancing to the art coming from a […]
“Dancing With the Stars” cha-chaing into season 33: Episode one scores and dancers recap
The ballroom is now open! “Dancing With the Stars” (DWTS) season 33 premiered on Sept. 17, introducing 13 celebrities fighting for the “Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy.” DWTS consists of professional dancers who are coupled with a celebrity, or “star.” Through weeks of competing and learning new dances, couples are eliminated while others continue into the […]