On any given Saturday in the fall, you might hear Matt Harmon’s voice soaring over the roar of Kessler Stadium, narrating the action with the kind of sharp detail and effortless rhythm that only comes with years behind a microphone. But come Monday morning, that same voice greets a different kind of audience: a […]
In one of my classes this week, we were required to watch a movie as part of an assignment, and in the middle of one of the most tense parts of the film, an advertisement popped up on the screen. My professor sighed, stating that she indeed pays for the streaming service that we were […]
With September being Suicide Awareness Month, the discussion of mental health and taking care of yourself is something that is very important to spread awareness about. For me this topic is something that I care deeply about as I have struggled with anxiety my whole life and was recently diagnosed with depression back in January. […]
College can be expensive and is often a substantial factor in deciding where to pursue your higher education. The Outlook editors reflected on why students opt to attend community college for two years, then transfer into a four year program, as well as their opinions on the Brookdale Community College partnership that provides Brookdale students […]
Monmouth University officially opened its Latin Heritage Month on Monday, Sept. 15, with its annual kickoff celebration. Transforming Nagy Commons into a space filled with food, music, and community. The two-hour event, which featured foods, performances, calendars, and giveaways, marked the beginning of a month dedicated to honoring Latin American cultures and voices on campus. […]
Monmouth University’s Class of 2029 has set the tone as they have acquired the title of the most academically prepared class in Monmouth’s 92-year history. Monmouth’s incoming class continues to advance academically each year. Last year’s incoming class was just shy of the grade point average (GPA) record set by the class of 2027 at […]
Monmouth University and Brookdale Community College have joined forces to make it easier and more affordable for Brookdale students to complete their bachelor’s degree. On May 28, both institutions came together for a signing ceremony that tied the knot of the transfer agreement. “It makes so much sense for the two higher education institutions in […]
Monmouth University’s Athletics are preparing to undergo big changes due to the school opting into the House vs. NCAA settlement. According to the New York Times, it is a landmark ruling from May 2024 that allows Division I college athletes to receive pay directly from universities and establishes a revenue sharing model for athletes. The […]
The Monmouth Hawks football team opened its season with two road wins against non-conference opponents Colgate and Fordham. The season-opening win against Colgate gave the Hawks their greatest comeback in program history, as the team overcame a 24 point deficit in the third quarter to win 42-39. The offense started off slow against Colgate, as […]
On a road trip to upstate New York last Tuesday, Sep. 2, the Monmouth Hawks took down the Iona University Gaels by a final score of 2-1, helping head coach Robert McCourt hit a milestone of 200 career wins as head coach of the Monmouth Men’s Soccer program. Through his first 20 seasons, McCourt has […]