Join Marc Tyler Nobleman to Discuss His Book and Hulu Documentary WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. (Jan. 28, 2026) – The Wayne D. McMurray School of Humanities & Social Sciences, with the assistance of the School of Education, is pleased to announce Marc Tyler Nobleman’s discussion of his book Bill the Boy Wonder: The Secret Co-Creator of Batman and the […]
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Women’s Basketball falls to 6-3 in CAA play following 1-2 stretch
Monmouth Women’s Basketball went 1-2 over a five-day stretch against CAA opponents, with junior guard Gigi Gamble and junior forward Divine Dibula leading the Hawks scoring through the stretch. The three-game stint started at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 28 against the Northeastern Huskies in the OceanFirst Bank Center; the game was rescheduled from its […]
Miller Time: Corey Miller hits buzzer-beater to stun N.C. A&T
With 4.2 seconds left in overtime, North Carolina A&T’s Dwayne Pierce sank two free throw shots to give the Aggies an 81-80 lead. With no timeouts, the Hawks needed a miracle. Junior forward Cornelius Robinson III took the ball to inbound it, and passed it to junior guard Corey Miller, who began to race up […]
HBO Max’s “Heated Rivalry”: Scoring a cultural hat trick
Even with the frosty weather, things sure have heated up over the winter with the release of “Heated Rivalry” on HBO Max, and it’s safe to say actors Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams are on fire. Based on the “Game Changers” series by author Rachel Reid, Crave picked up the series to be written and […]
Intercultural Center steps up: Jihad Johnson mentors students
Taking your first steps in, there’s a conversation to the left, laughter to the right, and up ahead with a smiling face there’s student staff asking how they can help—a calm chaos—entering the Intercultural Center (IC). Dressed in blue slacks and a grey quarter-zip, the Assistant Director Jihad Johnson is guiding a student through their […]
Men’s Basketball goes 2-1 at Lafayette Classic
Monmouth Men’s Basketball played three games in three days at the Lafayette Classic, going 2-1 with victories on Friday and Sunday. On Nov. 28, The Hawks took on Ball State in their first game in Easton. The Cardinals entered the game on a three-game losing streak, while the Hawks were coming off an overtime win […]
Blue Hawk Records’ Vol. 26 compilation album “Down To Earth”: The roots of MU
Anyone in the mood for an early Christmas gift? Blue Hawk Records (BHR) is set to release their 26th compilation album on Dec. 5 featuring five talented student artists, including their first ever band. Monmouth’s very own Record Label Strategies class along with help from Professor Joe Rapolla and Lakehouse Recording Studios curate a collective […]
A playlist for the holidays
If you couldn’t already tell by the 400 new emails in your inbox begging for your attention and all but coercing you into releasing your credit card numbers, Christmas is approaching. I have read the words “spend more, save more” at least a dozen times already, and I’m almost positive Santa set up workshop at […]
Spiking for Support: Alpha Sigma Tau’s Anchor Bowl benefits a nonprofit
Alpha Sigma Tau Beta Omega Chapter hosted its annual Anchor Bowl volleyball tournament on Nov. 14 at Boylan Gym, raising over $1,500 and raising awareness for 180 Turning Lives Around, a local nonprofit that supports survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. The tournament brought together organizations across campus, drawing sororities, fraternities, club teams, and […]
Men’s Basketball drops game vs. Seton Hall
Monmouth University’s Men’s Basketball took on the Seton Hall Pirates at the Prudential Center Thursday, Nov. 13. The Pirates won the game with the final score 70-58. The Hawks fought from start to finish, but ultimately fell short and could not come out on top. While the point-scoring started off with a free throw from […]