Right after graduation, students should feel ready to start their professional careers with all the knowledge they learned in college. Whether that is the case or not is up for debate. Too often, students graduate and have a hard time navigating the real-world job market. Of course, the job market, including internships, is extremely competitive, […]
Tag: Editorial
Mental Health as a college student
After Monmouth made the decision to extend their collaboration with Uwill, a 24/7 virtual counseling service, our editorial staff decided to reflect on mental health not only for college students, but on Monmouth’s campus. Mental health is frequently talked about on college campuses and amongst college students. One of our editors began by saying, “I […]
Tuition at Monmouth: Where should it be going?
Rising tuition costs and spending habits have been points of debate on college campuses, including Monmouth. As students watch their tuition increase every year, questions continue to circulate about how that money is allocated among academics, athletics, and student services. More specifically, whether the price truly reflects the value. Some editors shared concerns about how […]
Free speech in journalism: where do we draw the line?
Recent events have sparked conversation about the first amendment and freedom of speech. ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel Live! off air after comments Kimmel made about the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, which has sparked public and regulatory pressure, including warnings from FCC Chair, Brendan Carr. Disney reinstated the show six days later, calling his […]
Should Brookdale students receive scholarships to attend MU?
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 […]
Beans or Burden: Is coffee affordable for college students?
What college student doesn’t start their morning with a caffeinated beverage? Here at Monmouth University, our campus not only has a Dunkin’ but our very own Parson’s Cafe located in the Great Hall. If you’re stepping into the Great Hall on a bustling Monday morning, you’re likely to find the line for coffee leading out […]
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 […]
Are devices at the forefront of people not living in the moment?
With festival season in full swing, like Lollapalooza, Stagecoach, and High Water, music fans are flocking to locations all around the world for these experiences. This weekend was the Coachella music festival in Indio, California, held at the Empire Polo Club. Coachella is known for its high-energy atmosphere, stacked musical lineups, and outlandish outfits. It’s […]
MU Fitness Center should extend their hours
The MU Fitness Center is a great resource for students and faculty to be able to access for free, whether people are lifting weights, running on the treadmill, playing basketball, etc. There are a variety of different activities that people can participate in in the fitness center to stay physically and mentally fit. Although the […]
Countdown to reading day
It’s officially April, and we know what that means…it’s time to start thinking about finals! With only four more weeks of classes left it’s time we shift our minds to the home stretch of the year. As class work slowly comes to an end and studying for finals begins, there’s only one day that separates […]