College is a time of growth, learning, and self-discovery; however, it’s also a time when many students face financial challenges. The cost of tuition, textbooks, and everyday expenses can add up quickly, leaving students searching for ways to make money. Fortunately, there are numerous opportunities to earn income while in college, allowing you to alleviate […]
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Sophomores Required to Live on Campus
Second-year students are required to live on campus at Monmouth University beginning this semester.With the Class of 2026, Monmouth University has implemented a two-year housing requirement. All sophomores who are not commuting from their primary home are obligated to live on campus with few exceptions. There are ways around this requirement. Students may request a […]
Debate Hawks Win at University of Houston Tournament
In their second outing of the 23-24 season, the Debate Hawks scored impressive victories at the University of Houston. With teams fielded in two separate divisions (JV and Novice), Monmouth teams were able to make it to the Octofinals and achieve speaker awards over the entire division. In the novice field, the teams of Brendan […]
Football Earns Second Consecutive Win
The Monmouth Hawks record stands at 3-3 as they receive their second consecutive win against the Hampton Pirates (3-3). On Saturday, Oct. 14 the Monmouth Hawks held their annual Cancer Awareness game at Kessler Stadium. The game ended with a score of 61-10 and many Hawk records were broken. These records included the longest kickoff […]
A Message from FAMCO
Dear Monmouth University Students, Administrators, Faculty, and Staff: We, the faculty at Monmouth University, have a fundamental mission: to educate, inspire, and empower every Monmouth University student to pursue their dreams and aspirations. As educators, it’s our passion to guide students on their academic journeys, helping them become the best version of themselves. However, there […]
“The Ties That Bind” with the Springsteen Archives
Monmouth University is set to become “The Promised Land” for Springsteen fans, as it was announced on October 18 they will build a 30,000-square foot building on its small campus by 2026 for the Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music at a hefty price tag of $45 million.Not only will the building host […]
Local Halloween Events Surrounding West Long Branch
Halloween is just around the corner, and soon enough fall will give way to winter. So, it’s important students take advantage of local towns’ fall delicacies before the season’s over. If you are looking for a fun haunted hayride along with other great scares, there are a few farms and attractions within a 30-minute drive […]
MU, Three Years After Pandemic
Though students are back in the classroom and the pandemic seems to be a thing of the past, many on this campus and in society at large are still feeling its effects physically, emotionally, and financially. Individuals, families, and organizations had to adjust their lives and finances in order to weather the most challenging global […]
Cassie Coster Named CAA Defensive Player of the Week
Last week, Cassie Coster was named by the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) as the defensive player of the week for the league. This was Coster’s second time being honored this season and the fourth time in her CAA career. Coster has helped to lead the Hawks to their seven-match shutout streak and to eight overall […]
Israel Under Attack
On Saturday, Oct. 7, the day of Sabbath for Jewish people everywhere, the state of Israel declared war. Thousands of Hamas terrorists invaded on foot and through the air over the Gaza Border into Israel, murdering over 900 innocent civilians and kidnapping more than 150. Horrific videos are being posted by Hamas all over social […]









