Gambling is no longer restricted to sports. Americans can now put their hard-earned dollars on who will win an election, which party will control Congress and even who could become a future presidential nominee. Political prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket have become an increasingly evident element of American politics. With the 2026 midterm […]
We as college students are endlessly told that earning a degree is no longer enough these days. Experience, connections, and a strong resume are all pivotal to success after school, but in the end we need internships. But what happens when getting an internship begins to feel almost as challenging as getting an actual job? […]
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 […]
By the time senior year comes to its graduation ceremony, there’s always an anticipation and belief that everything leading up to this moment is supposed to be linear. You graduate, you land your dream job, and you go right into the career path you’ve been working hard toward. But for many graduating seniors, that path […]
Drivers across the Garden State are beginning to feel the brunt of the escalating war between the United States, Israel, and Iran, as rising oil prices drive gasoline costs closer to $4 per gallon. Oil prices have skyrocketed past $119 per barrel as fighting has intensified and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz slowed sharply, […]
I used to always go to open my Netflix app on either my TV or phone without thinking twice. It had been part of my daily routine without the amount of content they produce. I would immediately scroll for a few minutes, pick something that looked appealing, and put it on. Now, I go to […]
Students, faculty and local community members gathered on Thursday, Mar. 27 at Monmouth University for a symposium examining the historical impact of Native American boarding schools, featuring a keynote speech by historian, Brenda J. Child. The event was held at 10:05 a.m. in the Great Hall Auditorium, focusing on the theme “Boarding Schools and American […]
When students start college, they usually pick a major for a pretty clear reason. Maybe it’s journalism, business, biology, education—whatever it is, that choice reflects what they want to do, what they can afford, and what they’re genuinely interested in. So, it feels a little confusing that, after making that decision, we still have to […]
College for as long as time has been regarded as the space between school and the real world. Where four years of preparation and hard work are shortly followed by a first job, where that commitment you put out is valued. But as artificial intelligence rewrites the hiring process and employers expect first-hand experience before […]
At some point in your time at Monmouth, leaving the University at peak hours of the day by car can be a slow drag, especially after your last class of the day and you’re excited to go home. For many students including faculty, this has become a customary part of the daily routine on campus. […]