Dear Students and Monmouth Colleagues:
Publication: Volume 83 (Fall 2011 - Spring 2012)
Volume 83 (Fall 2011 – Spring 2012)
“Pre-game” with Chocolates and Hawks to Benefit the Ronald McDonald House
WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ Chocolate lollipops and paper “Hawks” will be sold outside of the Rebecca Stafford Student Center on select game days throughout the fall semester to support the Ronald McDonald House (RMH) of Long Branch. Chocolate lollipops molded into footballs, soccer balls, and field hockey sticks will be sold for one dollar each […]
How Comic Books Dealt With the Tragedy of 9/11
Following the events of September 11, there have been movies (World Trade Center) and TV specials discussing the tragedy of this day as well as the heroism of police, firefighters, and first responders who braved the danger to help anyone they could.
How to Keep Your Wallet Full at the Bookstore
Affordabook.com Offers a Free Service of Price Comparisons
When returning to the University, did you walk into the bookstore and all of a sudden you had a killer migraine caused by the high prices of textbooks? Yep, that’s a pretty common phenomenon among college students.
VP Student Services 9/14/11
Dear Students:
Let There Be Light
Great Lawn Becomes First Lighted Athletic Field on Campus
Genesis reads “And God said let there be light and there was light.”
Dr. Kevin Dooley Takes the Honors School Under His Wing
Alum and Current Professor Looks Forward to Expanding the Program
When Dr. William Mitchell of the Anthropology department stepped down as Honors school Dean in the spring, Honors school staff and students alike were a little nervous about who would be able to step in and continue to change the program for the better.
VP Administrative Services
To our new freshmen, “Welcome!” and to our upperclassmen, “Wel-come Back!” We’re excited to have you bring your life and vitality to campus as you pursue your academic and research goals. Facili-ties Management is here to help. Our staff maintains and operates the physical, environmental and mechanical facilities of our campus so that you can focus on your studies.
Football Team Kicks-Off the Season With the Familiar Taste of a Loss
Hawk football is back after a disappointing 2010. The preseason rankings predict the Hawks to finish sixth in the Northeast Conference.
First-Year Honors Student Mourned
The University lost a rare, precious and irreplaceable gem during the summer. Rebecca Dermanjian, a first-year student in the Honors school, died in a car accident on June 16.