Monmouth Finance Society visit The New York Stock Exchange

The Monmouth Finance Society (MFS) took a trip organized by Ken Young, Dr. Jeneath Merkle, and Cathy Dorothy to the New York Stock Exchange on Feb. 11. The Monmouth Finance Society was founded by Arseniy Shafran, a business administration major, last spring after he realized there wasn’t a student organization dedicated to finance and economic […]

Greek life: the pros of brotherhood and sisterhood

Greek Life is a relatively polarizing topic, and people usually seem split on whether or not it is truly a positive thing. I think there are a lot of stigmas around joining a fraternity or sorority, but in my opinion it is important to see that there are a lot of beneficial aspects as well. […]

Building the future with the past: Runza begins expanded role at Monmouth

On Feb. 5, Monmouth University announced across social media platforms football alumni, Christian Runza, would be returning to the Division I Football program as the Director of Football Operations and Outside Linebackers Coach. For Monmouth football fans, the news felt much more than a routine staffing update, it signaled the return of a familiar face […]

A mini guide to snow day fun

So far this year, we have seen so much snow. Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on how you feel about it, this week’s snowstorm will not be the last of it. If you’re anything like me, you have a hard time sitting still. I need something to do. These are all the things I did on […]

“Crime 101”: Entertaining yet familiar

Not every crime film needs to reinvent the game, but it does need to hold your attention. Directed by Bart Layton and adapted from Don Winslow’s novel, the rated R “Crime 101” follows a meticulous jewel thief operating along the glittering coast of Los Angeles and the obsessive detective determined to catch him. The plot […]

FCC review of late-night programming prompts free speech debate at Monmouth

On Feb. 16, late-night host Stephen Colbert informed viewers that CBS lawyers “advised in no uncertain terms” against airing his interview with Texas State Rep. James Talarico, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate. As first reported by the Associated Press, Colbert characterized the move as “corporate capitulation” to regulatory pressure. During his monologue, Colbert noted […]

Monmouth Baseball goes 1-2 against UMBC

Senior Tommy Kent struck out 10 through six innings on Sunday afternoon and sophomore Robert Kelly hit a grand slam to get the Hawks their second win of the season after getting swept in their Saturday double header against the UMBC Retrievers. The weekend series opened at 2 p.m. on Saturday in Baltimore with game […]

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