LONG BRANCH, NJ The New Jersey Repertory Company is offering special discounted tickets to Monmouth University students interested in attending the previews of the new comic drama, Jericho; on Thursday October 13 at 2:00 pm, and Friday October 14 at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm. Students can purchase tickets that were originally $35$40, for $10. […]
Lorraine Warren, paranormalist and trance-medium, is coming to the University October 1 at 8:00 pm in Wilson Hall to talk about her life and paranormal experiences she has had. The event is free and a ticket is not required.
An on-campus rodeo was held this past weekend in the Quad, sponsored by The Student Activities Board, Residence Hall Association and Student Government Association.
The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta, Iota Nu Chapter sold Rita’s Italian ice to raise money for leukemia awareness month during the student Involvement Fair outside The Student Center on September 22.
WMCX, Monmouth’s student-run radio station, played host to three local bands last Friday, September 9. Vextion, Outside the Box and Loose Fit played at Anacon Hall in the Student Center.
Comedians Alysia Wood and Rob Gleeson took the stage in Anacon Hall for the first comedy night of the year on September 10, 2011, organized by the Student Activities Board
Italian Club
As we begin another fun-filled, productive year at Monmouth University, ALI would like to welcome back all new and returning students, faculty, and staff! With the goals of both catering to the LGBT and supporting population on campus, as well as promoting awareness of LGBT issues, ALI hopes to foster a sense of community and […]
The spring semester of 2011 was filled with excitement for the ladies of Alpha Sigma Tau. We initiated thirteen lovely ladies into our sisterhood including Staci Burt, Kristina Capriotti, Juliana DePazza, Nicolette DiMucci, Ayla Gudelsky, Susan Imperiale, Lauren Jackson, Amanda Kops, Angela Lucas, Jessica Mazza, Melissa Scharinger, Carly Smith, and Jessica Sponaugle. Along with the […]
The Snowriders have been working hard to keep costs down for the Mt. Tremblant trip this year so that it stays affordable for students.