A newly launched student organization has started at Monmouth University to fight against oil and gas drilling in the Arctic. The nonprofit group is part of the national Arctic Defense Campaign, which works to protect the Western Arctic and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. While the group at Monmouth only met for the first time last […]
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Monmouth University ranked on LGBTQ-unfriendly colleges list
The Princeton Review published “The Best 391 Colleges, 2026,” on Aug. 12, naming Monmouth University 16th on the list of LGBTQ-unfriendly colleges. The 98-question survey was answered by 170,000 students spanning across the 391 schools listed in the book. The survey covers topics including academics and administration, life at college, fellow students, and themselves. The […]
Monmouth alumni and former editors start their very own magazine
Two former Monmouth University students and Outlook editors joined forces to create a one-of-a-kind digital magazine, The Underground Edit. Gabrielle Sangataldo, one of the co-founders of The Underground Edit, graduated from Monmouth in 2024 with a bachelor’s degree in Communication. She began at The Outlook her junior year at Monmouth, and within a year became […]
Monmouth kicks off Latin Heritage Month
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 welcomes best class in University history
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 […]
Brookdale Community College and Monmouth come together to make transitions easier
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 […]
Parson’s Cafe now serving Offshore Coffee Co.
Offshore Coffee Co., located on Brighton Ave. in Long Branch is a popular spot for Monmouth University students to sit and grab a cup of coffee. Although, students no longer have to travel to them, because they have come to campus. Parson’s Cafe, located in the Great Hall began selling Offshore Coffee Co. products beginning […]
H.R. Young Lecture Series Hosts Vincent Forlenza
Monmouth University’s Leon Hess Business School (LHBS) hosted their annual H.R. Young Lecture Series on Thursday, Apr. 24, 2025. Vincent Forlenza, the retired Executive Chairman and CEO of the world’s largest medical supply company, Becton Dickinson and Company (BD), presented “Building a Global Medtech Leader” in the Great Hall Auditorium. Students, faculty, and leaders in […]
Taylor Memoli’s senior goodbye
The English language consists of close to one million words, and during my time at “The Outlook,” I have used a plethora of them. From “protest” to “achievement,” “shame” to “success,” I have covered 34 news stories that have occurred on this campus and contributed 76 articles to the paper in total. I have always […]
Is MU prioritizing athletics over academics?
In recent years, MU has made a significant investment in athletics, particularly after the institution became a member of the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) and transitioned to a Division I university. Students are taking notice. This academic year, “The Outlook” received many inquiries from students who overwhelmingly, although not exclusively, expressed their concerns about these […]