Turning Point USA chapter seeks recognition at Monmouth

Students at Monmouth University have begun the preliminary process to seek official recognition for a new chapter of Turning Point USA, a national conservative student organization, prompting discussion among student groups, faculty, and student government about political engagement, free speech, and campus climate. According to Student Government Association (SGA) President Brendan Sheehan, the group has […]

Dean’s List: too selective?

I have made the Dean’s list every semester that I’ve been at Monmouth; until now. I’m not trying to be a crybaby and whine that I didn’t make the school’s most selective list this semester, but I’ve heard from multiple other students that they also didn’t make the list, even when they improved academically. I […]

Intercultural Center steps up: Jihad Johnson mentors students

Taking your first steps in, there’s a conversation to the left, laughter to the right, and up ahead with a smiling face there’s student staff asking how they can help—a calm chaos—entering the Intercultural Center (IC). Dressed in blue slacks and a grey quarter-zip, the Assistant Director Jihad Johnson is guiding a student through their […]

Staying ahead this semester will be the key to your success

Before you drown in assignments and overthink every page of your syllabus, try these simple ways to stay ahead this semester. With a little planning, you can make this your most organized and successful semester yet. Whether this is your first semester in college or your last, it’s important to understand what you can do […]

Noah Kahan returns with new single “The Great Divide”

After an almost two year bone dry musical drought, New England singer-songwriter Noah Kahan has returned to us with the title track to his fourth studio album “The Great Divide.” The track was released on Friday, Jan. 30 after days of Kahan telling fans on social media to buckle up for the wild ride for […]

AI in class: What’s next?

Artificial intelligence, once treated cautiously or outright restricted in college classrooms, may soon become a standardized part of higher education in New Jersey. Introduced on Jan. 13, New Jersey Senate Bill S2862 would require the state’s Secretary of Higher Education to develop an official “Artificial Intelligence Model Curriculum” for colleges and universities. The legislation requires […]

2026 Season Preview: Men’s Lacrosse

M onmouth University’s men’s lacrosse team kicks off their 2026 season this weekend, looking to improve from their 2025 campaign. Last season, the team struggled to perform up to expectations, as the team went 5-9. It was the Hawks’ fourth straight season only winning five games. Head Coach Brian Fisher returns for his 13th season […]

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