National Security Advisor Michael T. Flynn resigned after misleading Vice President Mike Pence and other administration officials of the nature of his calls between the Russian ambassador to the United States on Monday, Feb. 13.
Publication: Volume 88 (Fall 2016) and Volume 89 (Spring 2017)
New Jersey: Highest Car Insurance Rates in the Country
For the fifth year in a row, vehicle drivers in New Jersey paid the highest amount of car insurance in the nation.
Guardian’s Club Hosts Guest Speaker
The Guardian’s Club hosted a talk with author and veteran Julia Torres on Wednesday, Feb. 19. The criminal justice club hosts talks a few times a month with different professionals in the industry to help students learn about the different fields in the criminal justice system.
CommWorks and MOCC Partner for Spring Events
Members of CommWorks and the Monmouth Oral Communication Center (MOCC) will be co-sponsoring two events this semester, which includes a women’s march, and a social justice performance event.
Club and Greek Announcements 2/22/17
Tau Kappa Epsilon The brothers of TKE will be having their annual event in Pollak theatre tonight at 10 p.m. Tickets will be sold at the door. For more information please contact President Joshua Freeman at s0997943@monmouth.edu CommWorks Interested in performing? Want to work with a group of dynamic students who are committed to having […]
Monmouth Recreation App Changes Gym Experience
A free Monmouth Recreation app that gives the campus community the ability to schedule workouts and view the availability of exercise equipment through their mobile devices is now available for download. The app was released on Jan. 30 through a contract between the University and fitDEGREE, a recreational software company.
What to Know if ObamaCare is Repealed
Students health coverage may soon be impacted if Republicans are successful at repealing ObamaCare (also known as the Affordable Care Act), since it allows individuals under the age of 26 to stay on their parent’s health plan. Speaker Paul Ryan presented a new policy brief for the Obamacare repeal plan last Thursday, Feb. 16.
House Party Goes Awry
Three University Athletes Arrested Following Off-Campus Party
Two University football players have been charged with disorderly conduct, maintaining a nuisance, providing alcohol to underage persons, and littering, after a fight allegedly broke out at an off-campus house party on Atlantic Avenue on Thursday, Feb. 16. Another student, who is a member of the track and field team, was arrested the following day, on counts of disorderly conduct and obstructing the administration of law.
History of University Activism is Recognized in Mural
On permanent display in Bey Hall is the “Out of the Classroom and Into the Streets” mural, painted by Dr. Johanna Foster, Director of the Sociology Program. The mural celebrates the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s historic visit to Monmouth University and documents the waves of student activism from 1966 to the Black Lives Matter campus rallies in 2016.
An Inside Look at The Merry Wives of Windsor
If any avid theatergoers are curious about the process of making a stage play, I recommend going to see an open rehearsal at Two River Theater in Red Bank. Having free open rehearsals for upcoming productions has been a way to welcome the Monmouth County community. This is an event that Two River Theater has opened to the public in the past and this tradition continues.