Women’s soccer put their first Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) victory of the season in the books on Saturday night with a dominating 9-0 offensive outpour over Saint Peter’s at Hesse Field on The Great Lawn.
Publication: Volume 91 (Fall 2018 - Spring 2019)
Volume 91 (Fall 2018 – Spring 2019)
Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country Win Home Meet
Both the men’s and women’s cross-country teams came away with victories at the 2nd Annual Henry Mercer Monmouth Invitational on Saturday morning at Holmdel Park, a meet that both teams have won on numerous occasions in their history.
Last-Minute Goal Adds to Field Hockey’s Home Streak
Field Hockey continued to roll this weekend at home, handing future America East Conference foe Vermont a 3-1 loss and staging a second half comeback on Sunday to beat Bucknell, 3-2.
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Books That Have Changed My Life
Books are my life, and even that’s pretty much an understatement. It’s crazy how much a reader can take away from one, even the ones that weren’t intended to be teaching anything.
How Animals Help Relieve Anxiety
As it turns out, man’s best friend is also man’s best chance at some relaxation. While the calming teas and naps may not always reduce your stress and anxiety, sitting down with an animal for a little while just might do the trick.
Dr. Greason Moves to the School of Education
Walter Greason, Ph.D., the man behindt the University Honors School, has changed the program in a short period of time. Prior to his position at the honors school, he had been a lecturer in the department of history and anthropology.
Student, Music Lover, Published Author
A sprinkle of inspiration, a dash of music, and a boatload of writing; these were the main ingredients that drove the self-publication of my debut novel, The Uncommon, at 18 years old.
Lights! Camera! Previews?
Why do Movie Previews Take so Long?
It’s a blessing and a curse to live five minutes away from an AMC Theater.