For those of you who are big readers, there are so many places you can pick up a book and start reading. However, imagine you have a designated place filled with cool decorations, the fuzziest blankets, and the perfect atmosphere to get sucked into a book. If this sounds appealing to you, you may need […]
Author: Emily Stacherski
Savoring the last warm days
Summer is coming to an end. As a summer lover, those six words are hard for me to come to terms with. The summer season officially ends on Sept. 23. So how should we prepare to kiss summer goodbye? Should we jump right into pumpkin spice and sweaters? Maybe not. We need to savor the […]
What’s in my bag: Back to school edition
It’s back-to-school season! If you’re wondering what necessities you may need in your bag, you’re in the right place! Here are 15 items you should keep in your bag for school. Notebooks or FoldersThe whole reason we are here, as much as we all hate to admit it, is for class. This means we should […]
The ultimate Summer bucket list
With summer right around the corner, it’s the perfect time to create your own summer bucket list filled with 10 must-do activities that will make the 2025 summer season unforgettable. You can do these activities with friends, family, or even by yourself if you want! Most of the items will also be able to be […]
Hawks overwhelm Rutgers in resounding victory
On Tuesday, Apr. 15, the Monmouth baseball team delivered a dominant victory, beating Rutgers for the first time since 2016, showing off their offensive and defensive strength. In the first inning, Monmouth wasted no time getting to work. Six men got on base, two of them scoring runs. The next inning, the Hawks put four […]
Dear sweat sets, see you next winter: Predicting this summer’s fashion trends
As we get closer to summer, the fashion scene is getting ready to upgrade its wardrobe in terms of color, material, and style. Here’s a glimpse of the key trends set to dominate the 2025 summer season! First, let’s go over what you will see in terms of color. This summer is all about bold, […]
Monmouth Lacrosse is unsuccessful in latest matchups
On Thursday, April 10, and Saturday, April 12, the women’s and men’s lacrosse teams both fell short against competitors in CAA games.The women played Drexel at Kessler Stadium at 3:00 pm on Thursday. Drexel is currently first in the conference and is on a winning streak of eight games that continued to extend after this […]
Hawks’ 2025 football practice is in full spring
Monmouth University’s spring football practice begins as Head Coach Kevin Callahan prepares for the upcoming season. After a winter of strengthening and conditioning, Monmouth’s football team started practicing for spring football on Apr. 1. The Hawks are getting ready for the spring showcase on Apr. 27 at 1:00 pm at Kessler Stadium. With a few […]
Baseball vs. Saint Peter’s
On Wednesday (4/2), Monmouth’s baseball team won against Saint Peter’s at 3:00 pm at the MU Baseball Field at the bottom of the ninth. To start the game, St. Peter’s scored twice with two RBI doubles, giving them the lead early on. In the top of the second, the Peacocks scored a three-run home run, […]
women’s lacrosse falls short
This past weekend, the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams competed in conference games, which resulted in a win and a very close loss. On Saturday (3/29) at 11:00 a.m., the men’s lacrosse team traveled to Hampton, VA, to compete against Hampton University. This was their third Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) game, but their first win, […]