In the first half of Monmouth’s game against North Carolina A&T on Saturday, it seemed like it was going to be a high scoring shootout, where the last team to get the ball would be the one to win the game. However, the game turned into a battle of which defense would make the most […]
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Democrats gain control of House andSenate in Midterm Elections
The 2026 midterm elections shifted the balance of power in Washington. According to CNBC, Democrats were projected to win control of both the House and Senate. Democrats were also projected to hold a majority of governorships. According to the Associated Press, as of Nov. 8, Democrats had flipped seven Senate seats, 44 House seats and […]
“Nobody Wants This” season three: How much longer can it go on?
Seasons one and two of the hit Netflix show, “Nobody Wants This,” had a will they, won’t they dynamic, continuously ping-ponging between the two love interests, Joanne Williams, played by Kristen Bell, and Noah Rocklov, played by Adam Brody. However, season three, which was released to the streaming service on Oct. 22, finally pulled away […]
From The Outlook to The Underground Edit: two alumnae make their mark
Monmouth University alumnae, Taylor Memoli and Gabrielle Sangataldo, co-founded The Underground Edit shortly after Memoli’s graduation in May 2025. With a focus on the music scene in Asbury Park, the magazine also covers a range of topics in literature, film, and art through multi-weekly interviews, content reviews, and conversational segments. Monmouth’s chapter of Women in […]
Dominant run game leads Football over Bryant
The run game has always been a strength for Monmouth football, and it was on display on Saturday when the Hawks rushed for 319 yards and had two 100 yard rushers in a commanding victory over the Bryant Bulldogs on Saturday. The win was the Hawks’ sixth in a row after they lost two of […]
New movie “Clayface” gets under your skin
Just like a masterpiece emerging from the kiln, the clay must first endure scorching and long-lasting burns, a lesson Matt Hagen learns in the most brutal way possible in DC’s new thriller “Clayface.” The latest entry under the DC Studios banner strays away from the classic superhero mold, and delivers a twisted old-school body horror […]
Inside Daniel Johnston’s universe
Behind the doors of Rechnitz Hall sits numerous creations by Daniel Johnston, a singer-songwriter and visual artist whose inner-mind came to life through art. The Monmouth University Department of Art & Design welcomes all to observe “I am a Baby in My Universe II,” which is available to the public Monday-Friday until December 15. The […]
Monmouth hosts Federal Judges for discussion on public trust and Courts
With political tensions continuing to escalate across the country and public confidence in government institutions confronting challenges, two federal judges visited Monmouth University to discuss the importance of judicial independence, civil discourse, and protecting the American judicial system. On Wednesday, Oct. 14, Monmouth hosted “Public Trust in the Courts: Civil Discourse, the Rule of Law […]
Blue Hawk Records prepares for its 28th compilation album
Calling all music lovers! New semester means new beginnings for Blue Hawk Records as they begin preparations for their new compilation album! If their 27th compilation album, “From the Basement,” is indicative of their greatness, prepare for a rollercoaster of emotion, vulnerability, striking lyricism, and unfiltered talent. This next release will be no different! Blue […]
Autumn playlist recommendations
As the year slows down after the hustle of summer and the comforting chill of autumn takes hold, there’s nothing better than winding down and relaxing with your favorite music. With an ever-expanding landscape of music genres and unique artists, you’ll always have new artists to discover and enjoy. Here are my top-five recommendations for […]










