Welcome back hawks! “The Outlook” staff hopes you had a fun and rejuvenating Spring break. Spring break is a time to refresh your mind and body for the end of the semester. Thus, most of our editors spent their Spring break at home, relaxing with family and friends. “I spent my spring break at home. […]
Publication: Volume 97 (Fall 2024 - Spring 2025)
Online censorship: Good or bad ?
In terms of online censorship, it is hard to say if it is good or bad. This is because online censorship can have benefits and drawbacks in many people’s eyes. For example if you are a parent with young kids, or even teenagers, they might censor some of the television that they watch, or require […]
NY Giants QB situation
After a very rough couple of seasons in the Big Apple, the New York Giants finally made a Quarterback splash, signing free agent QB Jameis Winston to a 2 year 8 million dollar contract. It is still yet to be known whether the Giants plan on starting Winston at QB this season, trading for a […]
Center for Entrepreneurship
Inspire. Ignite. Impact. That is the motto of the Center for Entrepreneurship, who works with Monmouth University students, alumni, and the regional startup and small business community to make their entrepreneurial dreams a reality. They offer one-on-one coaching, mentorship, business-building resources, and learning opportunities for students who want to develop their business ideas. The Center […]
Monmouth Sports Industry Club takes a trip to the Barclays Center
The Monmouth Sports Industry Club is focused on connecting its members with professionals within the sports industry. They do this by hosting meetings, typically via zoom with professionals within the sports industry. Recently, the club hosted a meeting with Amanda Bucci, the Executive Assistant to the General Manager and Danielle Berger, the Executive Assistant to […]
Underrated summer vacation spots
A college student knows better than anyone that finding time to relax and enjoy yourself is important, and there’s no better time for that than summer break! You can cool off by the beach, get together with friends for a night out, maybe travel somewhere in the world for a well-deserved vacation after stressing over […]
Sea. Hear. Now. Festival playlist
Sea Hear Now Festival (SHN) is back for 2025 with another killer summer lineup. As well-known as most of the lineup is, there are still more underground artists just waiting to be discovered. Here’s a little preview of the artists to look forward to, and be sure to study up using the playlist below so […]
Women In Music Industry panel: A night of empowerment
On Mar. 13, Blue Hawk Records (BHR) and Monmouth’s Women In Music (WIM) collegiate chapter hosted the third annual Women In Music Industry panel event at Woods Theatre. The night was full of heartwarming stories, personal advice, and a sense of empowerment in what it means to be a woman. The panel was comprised of […]
What dismantling the Department of Education could mean for college students
On March 20, President Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. This move marks a significant shift in federal education policies while fulfilling a long-standing campaign promise to return power to states and local governments. Though the order does not immediately dissolve the department, it starts a chain of events […]
Baseball takes one out of three Games vs. Hofstra
The Monmouth Hawks dropped their first two games vs. Hofstra before taking the rubber match in extra innings this weekend. The three-game set between the Hawks and the Pride saw a battle of high-flying offenses, as the two teams scored a combined 62 runs over the course of the three games. The series kicked off […]