Monmouth University’s Class of 2027 has qualified as being the most academically prepared class in the University’s 90-year history, flaunting the most noteworthy grade point average of any incoming first-year cohort at 3.64. This class has also exceeded previous benchmarks of out-of-state and Honors School enrollments while simultaneously boasting a record number of first-generation and […]
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CPS Holds Discussion on Eating and Body Image
Counseling and Prevention Services (CPS) held a discussion on eating and body image in the Great Hall Auditorium, led by guest speaker Kate Ringwood, LPC, on Friday, Sept. 15. The hour-long presentation, both available via Zoom and in-person, discussed signs and symptoms of disordered eating, as well as how to take the first step towards […]
Intercultural Center Kicks off Latinx Heritage Month
The Intercultural Center kicked off Latinx Heritage Month on Friday, Sept. 15 at the Student Center Patio with free empanadas and churros, music, and giveaways. The celebration was just the start of a month-long series of events that aim to educate about and honor Latinx heritage. At the kickoff event, student organization leaders Jefferson Gonzalez, […]
FH Sees Two Different Outcomes In Two Days
Field Hockey is now 2-and-2 after facing Sacred Heart Sunday, Sept. 3 in a very successful game for the Hawks in which they walked away victorious, 6-1. This is not the first matchup between these two teams. The Hawks have now won 14 consecutive games against the Pioneers. Junior forward Sofia Fouces scored her sixth […]
Football Bounces Back in Their FirstCAA Match Up Against Towson
After football walked away empty handed in the season opener just a little over a week ago, they bounced right back in a 42-23 win over Towson Saturday, Sept. 9. Monmouth quickly fell behind in the first quarter, 10-0, after the tigers got the turnover and made it into the end zone two plays later. […]
The Bear is Back! And the Kitchen is Messier Than Ever
The Bear is back and open for business as every second counts this season. FX’s original series The Bear released Season 2 over the summer and it’s back and better than ever. The new season follows the reopening of The Bear, previously known as The Beef, as it is now a new and improved establishment. […]
Semester Survival Guide
As the school year officially takes off, it’s time to transition between our carefree summer attitudes to the focus we need for the fall semester. For freshman especially, this change is daunting. There’s plenty you can do within the first month of school, however, that can make this awkward period of time run a little […]
Senior Asad Whitehead Receives $10,000 Live Nation Scholarship
Asad Whitehead, a senior music industry student, recently was awarded a $10,000 scholarship from the entertainment company Live Nation and its partner Music Forward Foundation. The scholarship specifically supports students who are pursuing a career in concert promotion, venue operation, sponsorship, ticketing, and artist management. On campus, Whitehead is involved in numerous student-led clubs, such […]
Expansion of Mental Health Support
On Tuesday, Sept. 5, Monmouth students received an email on behalf of Shannon Killeen, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students, about the expansion of mental health support services available to the student body as a result of partnering with UWill, a virtual mental health and wellness platform available 24/7. This new partnership enhances Monmouth’s […]
Men’s Lax Shakes Off SJU, Dusts Hampton in First CAA Win
Prior to the conference matchup versus Hampton on Saturday, April 8, the Hawks hosted a midweek clash against Saint Joseph’s on Tuesday, April 4. The visitors have been receiving votes in both national polls the past weeks, providing Monmouth with a challenging opponent. The afternoon matchup at Kessler Stadium was coined the ‘Battle of the […]