News

Local businesses connect with students at third annual Small Business Fair

The Office of Student Engagement hosted the third annual Small Business Fair on Sept. 22 in Anacon Hall, giving Monmouth University students an opportunity to connect with businesses from the surrounding community. The event featured food vendors, academic services, fitness and beauty businesses, as well as other services geared toward college students. Caroline Peters, assistant […]

Opinion

Why don’t we feel motivated in school anymore?

I was always an extremely motivated student. In elementary and middle school, it was a punishment to not be able to go to school. I was one of the few who liked doing homework, and I was always reading. I was the typical bookworm nerd. When I got older, that changed, as it naturally does. […]

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Features

Getting in the game: Monmouth’s Sports Industry Club opens doors

Breaking into the sports industry certainly takes more than simply knowing the game. It’s a competitive world where thousands of young college graduates and those who are already in the workforce dream of working for their favorite teams, leagues, and organizations. But getting that opportunity is often the hardest thing to obtain. A resume can […]

Lifestyles

Six fall book recommendations

Autumn is the time of year when reading becomes an immersive experience. A cold day, a comfy sweater, hot beverage, and good book can turn your regular reading session into a mood altogether. The season is ideal for starting anew. No matter what you fancy, be it romance, mysteries, fantasy, dark academia, or complete haunted […]

Entertainment

New “Buddy” movie: Monster or mascot?

What if Barney the Dinosaur had an axe, and was holding an entire cast of children, and some adult’s, hostage? This is the unhinged question that is right at the core of the new horror movie “Buddy”, with the directional debut from Casper Kelley. Kelley is the mastermind behind one of Adult’s Swim’s viral short […]

Politics

Rising gas prices are becoming an educational expense

For many Monmouth University students, especially upperclassmen, going to class starts with a drive. They may travel only a few miles or commute from Staten Island. As gas prices rise, those trips add to the cost of attending college. Gas prices have changed greatly over time. Leaded regular gasoline averaged about 57 cents per gallon […]

Sports

Men’s, Women’s soccer lose weekend CAA games

Monmouth Men’s Soccer headed up to Boston to take on the Northeastern Huskies this past Saturday evening for their third conference match of the year. The Hawks started strong, generating a corner kick just 41 seconds into play. They had two shots on goal in the first half. Junior forward Victor Andersson got a shot […]

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