The Loving v. Virginia court case in 1967, where interracial couple Mildred and Richard Loving fought against miscegenation laws for the right to be married regardless of their opposing races, was revolutionary for all interracial couples.
Features
What’s in a Name?
The Truth About Brand Names
In today’s society, there is one thing that we all seem to connect with. It is that we are all, in a way, materialistic.
Life at Monmouth as a Veteran
Monmouth University has over 110 military affiliates, including 84 that fall under veteran status. People often think of the old man in a faded Army green camouflage jacket or WWII Navy base-ball hat when someone says ‘veteran’. However, many veterans on campus are under the age of 27 and are attending classes just as any other student would be.
Work in That Workout: Monmouth’s Personal Training Program
Balancing schoolwork, family, a job, and a social life can be tough for college students. Finding motivation to get to the gym or squeeze a work out in, only makes it tougher.
Take a Break from Taking a Knee?
Colin Kaepernick is a legend for sacrificing his career in continuing to kneel during the National Anthem, as some other NFL players may believe.
How Can we Help?
MU Students can Help with Hurricane Relief
For the past month, it seems that a new hurricane brews nearly every day, and many areas are becoming entirely devastated.
Sheba Sharrow Art Activism on Display
Art has the ability to provoke emotion; not all art can translate humanity’s cruelest attributes and translate them into profound beauty.
Student Spotlight: Shannon Marren
Shannon Marren, a senior biology student, sat down across from me and politely pulled out her diabetes supplies to monitor her sugars: “I have to make sure that’s under control first.”
Tigers, Ducks, and Hawks Oh My!
What’s better than being named a Top 10 college in New Jersey? Being named a Top 5 college! What’s better than that? Top 3! Wait, slow down everyone, we’re not there just yet. But 2018 is just around the corner and Monmouth is bound to continue to be recognized by both the state and national polls as a highly acclaimed university that excels in both academics and athletics.










