On Feb. 6, in the Intercultural Center, the president of The Black Student Union, Simara Rodriguez curated “The Beauty of Being”, a portrait gallery that celebrated Black History Month, the diversity, stories, and identities that make up our Monmouth community. With this years national theme being “A Century of Black History Commemorations, it marks 100 […]
Last semester we were informed by a source from the Guggenheim Memorial Library, who wishes to stay anonymous out of fear of retribution, that they noticed mice and a lack of sanitary conditions in the library. After research and realization that this has been a recurring issue over the years, we set out to investigate […]
The Sports Video Group (SVG), formed in 2006 to distribute sports content, has recognized two Monmouth students, Chloe Gosk and Vincent Macri, in their new series “SVG Students To Watch.” SVG describes this series on their webpage, as shining “a light on the young talent making an impact today and preparing to shape the future […]
“While you are alive, what recourse do you have but to live?” is the sole message of “Frankenstein” (2025) directed by Guillermo del Toro. This film was released theatrically on Oct. 27, 2025, and became available for streaming on Netflix on Nov. 7. While there are various existing adaptations of Mary Shelley’s novel, this is […]
“It has been a dream since I was little to have a book,” said Ana Heloisa Carvalho, a senior double major in education and English, who published her first novel, Elarion, on Aug. 31. Born in Mato Grosso, Brazil, Carvalho moved to the United States when she was four years old and has lived in […]