Features

Jon Suttile, known by his peers and professors as JP, has an exciting few months to look forward to.

Grab your pens and your notebooks, because thunder’s rolling down these halls.

Gabriella Estrada, a freshman music education student, is one of five artists to receive the opportunity to produce a song for Blue Hawk Records.

If you are a college student on the hunt for cute, personalized, and cost-effective clothing, The Grateful Threads is a must. Created just two months ago by Monmouth University’s very own Cristina Medlin, The Grateful Threads is a unique business that was sparked by Medlin’s love for not only thrifting clothes but also making her customers happy.

Last weekend, Mackenzie Ricca returned to West Long Branch after winning three individual speaker awards at a Model UN contest in Oxford, England.

Sept. 17 was a day to remember for recent Monmouth graduate Gordon Phillips (’19), when he was selected in the sixth round of the 2019 National Lacrosse League (NLL) Draft by the Vancouver Warriors. The former Monmouth Hawks midfielder was the 80th overall pick in the draft. 

Students are often asked what the most exciting classes at Monmouth are, and that is a difficult question to unwrap.

Delaney Rivera, a freshman music industry student, has a rich musical background. She has been singing since she could talk, was taught how to play guitar and piano by her father, and released an album this past summer called Radiate. Now, she is ready to take on her next musical endeavor—recording a song for Blue Hawk Record’s upcoming compilation album.

Entrepreneurship is the activity of setting up a business and taking financial risks in the hope of profit, according to Merriam-Webster.

On a Wednesday evening, junior communication student Sofia Dominguez auditioned in Woods Theatre for Blue Hawk Record’s fifteenth compilation album. Just a girl and her guitar, and a series of four chords, she was chosen as one of the five artists to be featured on the album.