Author: BRETT BODNER
MANAGING EDITOR,
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
I See Stars Has the Right Beat in Digital Renegade
It appears that everything nowadays is slowly making the move to become digital. One can shop, read the newspaper and even pay bills through digital methods.
Living With a Severe Food Allergy
An Inside Look from a Student Who is Allergic to Peanuts
University to Add Men’s Lacrosse Team as Division I Sport
Following three seasons of competing as a club team, Athletic Director Dr. Marilyn McNeil announced on March 8 that men’s lacrosse will now be the University’s 21st NCAA Division I sport with regular season competition starting in the spring of 2014.
A Separation from Divorce
How Divorce Affects Students and Society
Indoor Track NEC Championship Goes to the Hawks
First Title for Men Since 2007 and First Title for Women Since 2009
The men’s and women’s track teams both claimed the overall first place team titles this past weekend in the NEC Championships. The men set a new school record for points scored with 170, which is also the second most in NEC Championship history.
Student Beaten on Road Near Library
MUPD Fails to Alert Campus Community of Attack
An unidentified student was beaten by a group of three individuals on Cedar Avenue near Norwood Avenue on Sunday, January 29 at approximately 3:28 am, according to Bill McElrath, Chief of Monmouth University Police.
Foo Fighters Win Battle for Top 2011 Album
Well, 2011 has been quite the year from a musical standpoint. There have been numerous new bands that have broken into the mainstream, successful bands who have continued their success, and old bands that have made valiant returns.
The Birth of the Christmas Spirit
Origins of Popular Holiday Traditions
Every year the holiday season kicks off around Thanksgiving. People gear up to begin their Christmas shopping through Black Friday sales, while others spend the weekend putting up their Christmas decorations. Lights go up on the outside of houses, Christmas music begins to be played on the radio, and trees get placed inside the living room where it will spend the next month until Christmas. It seems that every year we get ourselves into these Christmas routines, but most of us are not even aware of how they came about. The answers to where some of these Christmas traditions came from are about to be answered.
Students React to Changes in Dining Hall
$2,227: That is the cost of a 195 meal plan on campus, which averages 13 meals and $171.30 per week.