As fans across the world prepare for the fifth and final season of “Stranger Things” they can still experience a new story set in Hawkins, Indiana by taking a trip to Broadway. The Duffer brothers have teamed up with television show writer, Kate Trefry to create “Stranger Things: The First Shadow,” a thrilling, nearly three […]
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The history of The Great Hall
Monmouth University’s most prominent building, even featured on the logo, is an iconic part of the university. It’s even an iconic part of popular culture, as The Great Hall served as Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks’ mansion in the 1982 film “Annie.” The Great Hall that stands today was built in 1929 however, it’s not the only […]
Football earns second highest ranking in program history with win over Delaware State
Monmouth football took down Delaware State on Saturday, resulting in the Hawks achieving their second highest ranking in program history. Entering the game, Monmouth was ranked as the No. 12 FCS team in the country with the best offense in the FCS, averaging 46.0 points per game. Delaware State, coached by former NFL pro bowl […]
Shutdown politics, campus consequences
As of Wednesday, Oct. 1, the federal government officially entered a shutdown after Congress failed to pass a temporary spending bill before the Sept. 30 deadline. The clash centered on healthcare subsidies and spending levels, which have forced hundreds of thousands of federal employees to work without pay and brought many government functions to a […]
The exclusive movie premiere experience of “The Life of a Showgirl”
Although this movie didn’t star Elizabeth Taylor, it was just as dazzling. In addition to Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” Swift’s team offered a theatrical experience in theatres, titled “The Official Release Party of a Showgirl.” This film is on a limited three-day run at theatres from Oct. 3 to […]
Jake Yuzna: new assistant professor of film production
Premiering in a classroom near you in an exclusive run, Jake Yuzna, the Department of Communication’s new assistant professor of film production. Assistant Professor Yuzna is teaching two sections of CO 145-01 Intro to Video Production and one section of CO 338 Video Post Production in the fall as well as two more sections of […]
Football downs Villanova in home opener
Monmouth football took care of business against Villanova on Saturday, Sept. 20, as the FCS’s top offense continued to shine on family weekend. The Hawks entered the game averaging 42 points per game on offense, and they eclipsed that mark against the Wildcats, scoring a season-high 51 points in the victory. Scoring in this game […]
Late Night under fire: Kimmel and the politics of free speech
Within the past few months, two of late-night television’s most prominent voices, Stephen Colbert and, most recently, Jimmy Kimmel, have faced abrupt endings to their respective shows. In May, CBS announced that ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ would come to a close in 2026, after nearly a decade on air. Four months later, ABC […]
Monmouth University’s Theatre Department presents “Into the Woods” this November
Step into the magical world of fairy tales, as Monmouth University’s Theatre Department prepares for their performances of James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim’s “Into the Woods.” “Into the Woods” written by Lapine with music from Sondheim is about those classic Brothers Grimm stories you know and love. You might know some of the songs from […]
Involvement Fair fall 2025: A rained-out and packed-in day
Monmouth University hosted its fall 2025 Involvement Fair on Sept. 17, a tradition that brings students, clubs, and organizations together to display the many opportunities students have to be involved on campus. This year was especially memorable not just for the energy inside but also the intense downpour outside. Initially planned to be held on […]










