Practicing social situations can be very important for people who are on the autism spectrum. Ashley Zingillioglu, senior English student, recognizes that and upon researching it, discovered that there is a lack of interactive social stories (ISS), specifically tailored to teach socio-communication skills to middle and high school aged people on the autism spectrum. That […]
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“Surreal Realities”: A night of multimedia magic at Monmouth
On Wednesday, Apr. 2, in the Great Hall Auditorium, the lights dimmed on an eerily quiet day, and the room came alive, transforming into something completely different—part screen, part stage, and entirely surreal. With projections unraveling across the walls and performances echoing through the room, “Surreal Realities” wasn’t just another campus event. It was a […]
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 […]
Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) to visit Monmouth University
The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) will visit Monmouth University (MU) on Apr. 6 through 9 as part of the reaffirmation accreditation process. MSCHE is a global institution of education that “ensures accountability, self-appraisal, improvement, and innovation through peer review and the rigorous application of standards within the context of institutional mission,” according […]
Monmouth’s beloved sushi chef: Everybody loves Raymond
Tucked just beyond the main food line in the dining hall lies a room that feels like its own little world.; The Hawk House. At the center is a counter, a chalkboard of rotating specials, and behind it all is where the magic happens. There stands Raymond Tan, the sushi chef that Monmouth students have […]
Civility discussion held in Pollak Theater
On Wednesday, March 26, Monmouth University hosted a “Restoring Public Trust: The Role of Media in Advancing Civility and Informed Policy” event in Pollak Theater. The panel, part of the university’s ongoing “Leadership, Civility, and Common Ground in Politics and Public Service” series, featured welcome remarks from University President Dr. Patrick Leahy and was moderated […]
Monmouth wins series against Towson to move to 3-3 in CAA play
The Monmouth Hawks traveled down to Maryland this past weekend to play a three- game in-conference series against the Towson Tigers, taking two wins home to help them climb to a 3-3 record in the CAA. The series started on Friday, Mar. 28, with a 7-1 loss to the Tigers. The Hawks only run coming […]
Monmouth named in 2025 Carnegie Classification update
Monmouth University was recently designated in the “Research Colleges and Universities” (RCU) category in the 2025 Carnegie Classification update. In an email sent to Monmouth employees and students, Richard Veit, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, wrote, “As President Leahy shared in his open call, Monmouth University has been officially classified among the […]
Online censorship: Good or bad ?
In terms of online censorship, it is hard to say if it is good or bad. This is because online censorship can have benefits and drawbacks in many people’s eyes. For example if you are a parent with young kids, or even teenagers, they might censor some of the television that they watch, or require […]
Monmouth Sports Industry Club takes a trip to the Barclays Center
The Monmouth Sports Industry Club is focused on connecting its members with professionals within the sports industry. They do this by hosting meetings, typically via zoom with professionals within the sports industry. Recently, the club hosted a meeting with Amanda Bucci, the Executive Assistant to the General Manager and Danielle Berger, the Executive Assistant to […]