Monmouth Baseball collected its second CAA sweep of the season over Elon to move to 10-2 in conference play; they now lead the north division and sit second overall in the conference. The Hawks opened their weekend set this past Friday afternoon against the Elon Phoenix at Latham Park at 2:30 p.m.. Despite Elon threatening […]
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Taylor Frankie Paul and “The Bachelorette” mess
What was supposed to be another dramatic and addictive season of “The Bachelorette” quickly turned into one of the most shocking controversies the franchise has ever faced. Rather than watching new relationships evolve, audiences were left watching something very different: a complete season collapse before it even had the chance to air. At the very […]
Freshman year at Monmouth: What I wish I knew
Entering Monmouth as a freshman, I really thought I had everything figured out, as I’m sure everyone does. I thought college would just be a natural transition from high school and that as long as I worked hard, everything would fall into place. As a sophomore now, about to go into junior year already, there […]
Government shutdown disrupts spring break travel for Monmouth students
For many college students, spring break is a chance to relax after weeks of classes. Unfortunately, for some Monmouth University students, returning from vacation meant long delays, canceled flights, and unexpected expenses as the federal government shutdown disrupted travel during one of the busiest periods of the year. The shutdown affected agencies under the U.S. […]
Men’s lacrosse earns first conference win of season vs. Hofstra
Monmouth men’s lacrosse earned a statement CAA victory on Mar. 21, edging Hofstra 13–12 in a thrilling contest defined by an explosive start and a clutch defensive finish. The Hawks (4–4, 1–1 CAA) came out firing early in Hempstead, setting the tone with one of their most complete first halves of the season. Monmouth quickly […]
Baseball opens CAA play with three series victories
Monmouth baseball reached 7-2 in CAA play through the month of March with a series sweep over Towson, and two series wins over Hofstra and Stony Brook; junior first baseman Chris Walsh and senior outfielder Nick Lovarco were named CAA player of the week during that stretch. The Hawks opened conference play on Friday, Mar. […]
WIM chapter and BHR host fourth annual Women In Music panel
On Mar. 11, Blue Hawk Records (BHR) and Monmouth’s Women In Music (WIM) collegiate chapter hosted the fourth annual Women In Music Industry Panel event at Woods Theatre. Hosted by adjunct professor Rashida Scott-Cruz and WIM collegiate chapter president Joleen Amer, the night was full of career stories and passion for music and storytelling. The […]
Finding your footing: Buying your first pair of line dance boots
Country music thumps through the room as boots hit the hardwood floor in perfect unison. Lines of dancers move effortlessly, somehow all knowing the same steps, heel, toe, stomp, slide. The sound is crisp and rhythmic, echoing with every movement. You linger at the edge of the floor, tempted to jump in, to learn the […]
Monmouth Baseball goes 1-2 against UMBC
Senior Tommy Kent struck out 10 through six innings on Sunday afternoon and sophomore Robert Kelly hit a grand slam to get the Hawks their second win of the season after getting swept in their Saturday double header against the UMBC Retrievers. The weekend series opened at 2 p.m. on Saturday in Baltimore with game […]
FCC review of late-night programming prompts free speech debate at Monmouth
On Feb. 16, late-night host Stephen Colbert informed viewers that CBS lawyers “advised in no uncertain terms” against airing his interview with Texas State Rep. James Talarico, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate. As first reported by the Associated Press, Colbert characterized the move as “corporate capitulation” to regulatory pressure. During his monologue, Colbert noted […]










