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Monmouth conference explores American history through music

Monmouth University brought together more than 70 scholars, writers, educators, musicians, and other experts for a three-day academic conference examining the role of music in American history and cultural identity. The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music and the Wayne D. McMurray School of Humanities and Social Sciences hosted “Music America: The Sounds and Songs […]

Opinion

Are class selections too limited?

A s I’ve progressed toward completing my degree, I have noticed that my semester schedules rely on making sure I get into one specific class at one specific time. Every aspect of my schedule has to fit around that one class because it is often a prerequisite for higher-level courses related to my major. This […]

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Lifestyles

The costumes we’ll never forget

Choosing a Halloween costume at a young age was important and involved a lot of consideration. From the type of character, to any accessory you need, and even sometimes an annoyed parent wanting you to wear a coat on top of your creation. After all of that work, it seemed so unfair to cover yourself […]

Entertainment

“VisionQuest” marks the end of the “WandaVision” trilogy

“Who am I? I was an Avenger. But I’m not a hero anymore. I have his face, but not his virtue. All I have is his name,” is contemplated by White Vision in the trailer for the new Marvel Television series, “VisionQuest.” It also presents the themes to be explored in the series: identity and […]

Featured (List) Politics

Monmouth hosts Federal Judges for discussion on public trust and Courts

With political tensions continuing to escalate across the country and public confidence in government institutions confronting challenges, two federal judges visited Monmouth University to discuss the importance of judicial independence, civil discourse, and protecting the American judicial system. On Wednesday, Oct. 14, Monmouth hosted “Public Trust in the Courts: Civil Discourse, the Rule of Law […]

Sports

Field Hockey experiences first CAA loss in overtime

The Hawks had their first conference play loss on So Sweet A Cat field, closing out their final home regular season game. They fell 3-2 in overtime against the Fairfield Stags. This was the Stags first season in the Coastal Athletic Association, after departing from the Northeast Conference (NEC) last year. The upset was their […]

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