An Older Sibling Perspective on Sibling Rivalries
There is nothing in the world that compares to family. For many of us, no one knows, understands or loves us like our siblings and other family members.
Volume 85 (Fall 2013 – Spring 2014)
There is nothing in the world that compares to family. For many of us, no one knows, understands or loves us like our siblings and other family members.
When coming to Monmouth it is the common expectation that learning is going to take place. No surprise there. Yet hawks of all years and majors are often surprised to learn that the University owns one house in CA.
The University experienced a dramatic amount of snowfall this semester, leading to the quick depletion of the snow removal budget and numerous school closures.
Many debate whether or not having a college major plays a significant role in determining a person’s future career, although this is generally the number one question that students are asked.
There is a dangerous new trend making itself known on college campuses across the nation that allows people to become intoxicated by inhaling alcohol vapor, which is commonly known as smoking alcohol.
The new four-lane bowling alley in Boylan Gymnasium began construction and is expected to be completed by mid-May.
Country music has come to be very popular across campus recently, as it has been a hot topic throughout conversations and even club meetings.
Twenty University students traveled to Guatemala for seven days to participate in community service efforts in the town of Xepocol during Spring Break. The students, along with three professional staff members, completed the roof of a school that students began building on previous volunteer trips three years prior.
Imagine being in a pitch black room wearing an industrial strength blindfold being clearly unable to see. Surely such conditions would not allow for any movements to be perceived due to the lack of light.
The Beta Beta Beta (Tri Beta) Biology Honor Society hosted a bone marrow drive in the Rebecca Stafford Student Center (RSSC) for students interested in helping people with bone marrow deficiency diseases.