Monmouth’s Communication Journalism & Public Relations (J/PR) program was recertified by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Certification in Education in Public Relations Program (CEPR) on Wednesday, Nov. 1. Having received the initial certification back in 2010, Monmouth stands to be one of only 50 programs worldwide with a CEPR certification. Alexis Nulle, Specialist […]
The same night that Monmouth Women’s Basketball hung their 2023 CAA Championship banner, efforts from the Hawks led Monmouth to their first win at home against St. John’s. Just a few days prior, Women’s Basketball opened their season at Rutgers on Nov. 6 and fell short by just five points, 51-56, but looked ahead to […]
This year in New Jersey, all 120 seats in the legislature were eligible for re-election. With 40 seats up for grabs in the State Senate and 80 seats in the State Assembly split between 40 districts, this was an intensely competitive election. For Democrats, this election meant competing for their majority in both chambers. For […]
With the 2023-24 Monmouth basketball season beginning, the women’s team takes a look back at their previous victory season. A season full of surprising wins shocking the entire collegiate basketball world and putting Monmouth basketball on the map. On Nov. 10, 2023, for the first time in forty years, a new banner was unveiled commemorating […]
The World Languages and Cultures Department will hold its annual World Languages Festival on Wednesday, Nov. 15, from 11:40 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Great Hall auditorium. The event serves as a cultural opportunity for students and instructors to showcase their abilities in the language that they study by reading poems, doing brief cultural […]
Field hockey’s season comes to an end after a tough loss against William & Mary in the CAA Championship on Sunday, Nov. 5. This was the first CAA postseason matchup between these two teams, although they came face to face for the second time this 2023 season. Just a few short weeks ago on Oct. […]
The Center of the Arts hosted The Mind and Music of George Gershwin: A Live Concert Lecture by Dr. Richard Kogan on Nov. 4 at Pollak Theater. The audience consisted of the outside community, including those who had grown up with Gershwin’s music. All different generations gathered in Pollak Theatre, sharing a similar interest in […]
College coursework can become extremely stressful. Between discussion boards for a class you’re not particularly fond of, exam after exam, and never-ending chapters to read from your $200 textbook, it’s hard to know where to start. Sometimes, you just have to hone in on your work and simply… Get. It. Done. But how can you […]
On Saturday, Oct. 28, 54-year-old actor Matthew Perry drowned in the hot tub of his California home. Many across the nation were saddened to receive this news, as most knew Perry as awkwardly sarcastic and loveable Chandler Bing on the sitcom “Friends.” Perry’s stellar comedic timing and his ability to deliver a punchline with a […]
Earlier this year, a rumor came about that an A.I. Beatles song was in the works, and fans quickly turned to social media to give their two cents about the inauthenticity of the project. Paul McCartney commented in “The Daily Telegraph,” “Even though it’s sort of mechanical trickery, it feels very real.” Now, the long-awaited […]