88.9 WMCX (RADIO STATION) Monmouth University Box:
Plangere Center Rm. 244 Contact:
Aaron Furgason Phone:
732-263-5254 88.9 WMCX-FM, located in the Plangere
Center, is a student-run radio station. It
has 1,000 watts of power and transmits
over a 35-mile radius. Its goal is to
train students for future broadcasting
careers. Music programming includes
Rock n’ Roll, Alternative, Metal, Reggae,
Dance, Soul, and R&B. WMCX-FM also
features regular newscasts, talk shows,
sporting events, and special interviews.
Its staff is very diversified, coming from
various fields of study, and is dedicated
to making the station successful. |
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Alpha Epsilon Rho (BROADCASTING) Monmouth University Box:
c/o Communications Dept., Contact:
Chris Cavallaro Phone:
732-571-3497 AERho is the National Broadcasting
Honor Society. Candidates must be
second semester freshmen, maintain
a minimum 2.5 GPA overall and a
minimum 3.0 GPA in communications.
All applicants must have completed six
credits in communications. |
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Hawk T.V.(Television) Monmouth University Box:
Plangere Center Rm. 139 Contact:
Chris Cavallaro/Donna Dolphin Phone:
732-571-3497 / 732-571-4428 Membership in HAWK TV is open to
all registered Monmouth students.
HAWK TV’s purpose is to provide a
medium that encourages and promotes
responsible, creative broadcasting, and
to therefore foster the advancement
of television education at Monmouth
University. HAWK TV is located in the
Plangere Center. |
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Monmouth Review Contact:
Michael Waters, Mike Richison Phone:
732-263-5896 / 732-263-5637 The Monmouth Review is the University’s
official magazine for creativity in
writing, art, and graphic design. Edited
and produced by students since 1957,
the Monmouth Review publishes poetry,
short fiction, art, and photography
created by Monmouth University
students, staff, administrators, and
alumni. In addition to publishing the
magazine, the Monmouth Review
sponsors on- and off-campus speakers,
and promotes literary and artistic
expression. All students are invited to
contribute their works and talents. |
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Shadaws (Yearbook) Monmouth University Box:
62 Contact:
Heather Kelly/Michael Maiden Phone:
732-571-3586/732-263-5285 The Shadows yearbook is the official
student-planned and produced
yearbook on campus. Students learn
fundamentals in layout, copywriting,
and management skills. From creatingthe theme of the yearbook to picture
taking, the students have the ultimate say. |
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The Outlook (Newspapers) Monmouth University Box:
Plangere Center Rm. 240 Contact:
John Morano Phone:
732-571-4424 The Outlook is the student newspaper
of Monmouth University. It has been
student-run since 1933. It is published
weekly, with staff meetings held every
Wednesday at 3 p.m. The office is
located in the Plangere Center. The
Outlook covers all the news, sports,
entertainment, and opinions on
campus. The Outlook has received
national awards from Columbia
University for news coverage and layout.
The newspaper is open to all students,
regardless of major or experience |
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The Verge (Online News Portal) Monmouth University Box:
18 Contact:
Marina Vujnovic Phone:
732-263-5667 The purpose of The Verge Student
News Portal is to provide the
Monmouth University community
with information concerning issues
in and around the University and to
serve as a forum for expression of
the ideas of its audience, to provide
experience for students interested in
journalism, communication, and other
tech and multimedia reports; and
to grant campus recognition of the
achievements of students, faculty, and
student organizations. |
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