Monmouth’s campus is always under a constant strive for improvement, whether that be a change of branding logos and slogans, a revamp of our technological advancements, or construction on campus in order to improve the physical looks and functionality of our campus.
Publication: Volume 88 (Fall 2016) and Volume 89 (Spring 2017)
2017: New Year, Same Stuff
A new calendar year has started and almost everyone has been working on being a better person this year. We either join a gym, vow to be a nicer person, or promise to do better in school. Whatever it is, every year we all decide that the month of January seems like a good time to restart our lives in one way or another.
The Reality of Global Climate Change
Over the past few years, there has been a distinguishable difference in the temperature throughout each season. As the summer approaches, intense heat lingers and rarely deviates from an uncomfortably high temperature; then the familiar chill of an autumn day makes a delayed appearance in the first weeks of October, raising even more questions.
MU Hosts Final Winter Graduation
Graduate and Undergraduate Students Walk Together For the Last Time
Approximately 430 graduate and undergraduate students were awarded degrees in the University’s last winter commencement in the OceanFirst Bank Center on Friday, Jan. 13.
Bruce Springsteen Comes to Monmouth to Announce Launch of Archives and Center for American Music
Springsteen Reveals Partnership With University
The University has been named the official archival center for Bruce Springsteen’s works and memorabilia with plans to launch the Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music.
Side Lines 1/25/17
Men’s Basketball: The men’s basketball team picked up two conference wins over the weekend, defeating Manhattan 82-71 on Friday night and Fairfield 91-49 on Sunday afternoon. The Hawks improved to 16-5 overall and 8-2 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC). “That might have been our best defensive effort since I’ve been here,” Rice said […]
Football’s Miles Austin, Baseball’s Brad Brach Inducted into Athletics Hall of Fame
Football’s Miles Austin III and baseball’s Brad Brach ’08 are two of the University’s most iconic athletes and they were inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame on Dec. 9 as the Class of 2016.
Emotional Homecoming for Rice as Men’s Basketball Plays North Carolina
When college basketball fans think about the most iconic venues in the country, Dean Smith Center is near the top of many lists.
Women’s Basketball Downs Quinnipiac
In front of a crowd of over 2,900, the women’s basketball team defeated Quinnipiac 61-58 Thursday afternoon at the OceanFirst Bank Center.
New Year: New Minimum Wage
New Jersey workers experienced a $0.06 minimum wage increase on Jan. 1, 2017. NJ is one of 19 states that experienced a minimum wage increase that raised the minimum wage in the state from $8.38 to $8.44.