Volume 83 (Fall 2011 – Spring 2012)
Textbook Website Exclusive to Monmouth Students A new platform for purchasing books called books@monmouth.edu has arrived at the University. The website helps students buy their textbooks by integrating Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and all of their book necessities. Developer Sean Haufler, a junior studying computer science and economics at Yale University spent three months developing […]
The University will be hosting the Provost’s Film Series featuring movies on Muslim cultures with a focus on women.
Prior to the ceremony, gradu-ates-to-be were floating in and out of Wilson Hall, donning bright smiles while getting their photos taken atop the grand staircase and other campus spots.
Men’s Lacrosse
Welcome back. And, if you are one of about 450 new students here, welcome to Monmouth University. I trust you all had a great Winter Break and that you are ready to engage in the spring semester. The semester will be filled with activities; athletic events in the MAC; the Spring Musical in February; the […]
The Study Abroad Office welcomes all new and returning students. Our office makes it easy to participate in one of the University’s semester or summer study abroad programs. Live and learn with other Monmouth University students and students from other colleges and universities located in America and around the globe.
A ballet-inspired “barre” workout has been sweeping the nation.
To All of Our Students: Welcome and Welcome Back! I trust you enjoyed the holiday season and are well on your way to adjusting to life at Monmouth Uni-versity. The spring semester will go quickly so plan accordingly and take advantage of all that we have to offer. Come see the exciting new style of […]
“I’m going to get back in shape.” “I’m going to quit smoking.” “ I am going to do more for the community.” These phrases seem to be part of every conversation from December 26 up until after New Year’s Eve.
If you have ever been to a University football or basketball game than you have certainly seen this hard working group of students perform, whether it be during a time-out of a basketball game or half time at a football game. I’m not talking about the Cheerleading Squad. I’m not talking about the Pep Band. I’m talking about the Dance Team.