Sophomore pitcher Alyssa Irons threw the first perfect game for Softball since 2006 in game one of the program’s home double header with Niagara on Friday, where they won both games before sweeping Canisius in a double header on Saturday.
Publication: Volume 91 (Fall 2018 - Spring 2019)
Volume 91 (Fall 2018 – Spring 2019)
Plants for Peace Provide a Placid Potluck
About 20 members of the Monmouth community attended a vegan potluck hosted by Plants for Peace in Magill Club Dining on Sunday, March 31.
Administrators Hire New Director for Fraternities and Sororities
In an email to the Monmouth community on March 28, The University administrators announced the new Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, who will be starting on April 11. Her name is Tara M. Fuller.
Ask Chloe
How do I find my niche/what career or extracurricular I am passionate about as a commuter student at Monmouth?- Anonymous Anonymous– Just starting off as a commuter student at any University can be a confusing time. Luckily, there are many resources to utilize at Monmouth to help you get acclimated. Clay Vaughn, Director of Off-Campus […]
What Time Is It? Summer (Job) Time
With summer approaching quickly, a common question you might be asked is: “What are your plans for the summer?” Some people might have elaborate vacations planned, while others might be headed to that dreaded summer job.
Free Speech on College Campuses
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to cut federal funding for colleges or universities who attempt to limit their students’ freedom of speech on March 22.
Moving Off-Campus
Lately, I have been hearing a lot of people asking whether they should be living on campus, or if they should look for off-campus housing.
When to Have Kids
Not knowing when the best time to have kids at? It’s okay! You have time! Around the ages of 27-30 are good times to start a family.
Annual Networking Event for Criminal Justice Students
The Criminal Justice Department held its 7th annual networking event in Wilson Hall on Wednesday, March 27.




