The Institute for Global Understanding (IGU) and the Center for the Arts at Monmouth University held a screening of Leviathan (2014) on Thursday, Oct. 23, in Young Auditorium, Bey Hall, as part of the Pearson World Cinema Series. Thomas Pearson, Ph.D. and professor emeritus of history and Jason Adolf, Ph.D. and endowed associate professor of […]
One of my favorite things about filmmaking has always been the acting. The raw emotion actors are able to bring to a character and deliver in a performance is truly amazing. It’s these emotions that make stories come alive and allow audiences to relate to characters. Now, imagine if this acting was done by artificial […]
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Monmouth University’s most prominent building, even featured on the logo, is an iconic part of the university. It’s even an iconic part of popular culture, as The Great Hall served as Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks’ mansion in the 1982 film “Annie.” The Great Hall that stands today was built in 1929 however, it’s not the only […]
For those of you who are big readers, there are so many places you can pick up a book and start reading. However, imagine you have a designated place filled with cool decorations, the fuzziest blankets, and the perfect atmosphere to get sucked into a book. If this sounds appealing to you, you may need […]
Halloween is finally here! While this season always seems so fleeting, there’s no better way to immerse yourself in spooky season than through music. These 13 tracks are filled with nostalgia and good ol’ fashioned fun. Listen while you get dressed in your costumes, drive down a windy eerie road, or even carving a last […]
In mid-October of 2025, Politico published roughly 2,900 pages of messages from a private Telegram chat called “RESTORE YR WAR ROOM.” The chat, created in January by Peter Giunta, former chair of the New York State Young Republicans, aimed to rally support for his bid to lead the national Young Republicans federation. Over several months, […]
On Oct. 25, Monmouth University hosted Hofstra at Hesse Field on The Great Lawn. With a little over 400 attendees, this match started with a back-and-forth struggle. With fouls being distributed on both sides, sophomore forward Jasen Bottini was able to get a pair of shots off, but neither saw the back of the net. […]
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