The men’s cross-country team was led to fifth place by sophomore Louis DiLaurenzio last weekend at the Cross Country IC4A Championships in Bronx, New York. The women’s team, led by freshman Sammi Ragenklint, placed in sixth.
Publication: Volume 92 (Fall 2019 - Spring 2020)
Volume 92 (Fall 2019 – Spring 2020)
Men’s Basketball Opens Home Play 2-0
Men’s Basketball won both of their games at home this past week, defeating Radford 80-63 on Tuesday and beating Norfolk State by a slim margin of 75-71 on Wednesday.
Women’s Basketball Splits in San Diego
Women’s basketball split in the University of San Diego Thanksgiving Tournament this weekend in San Diego, California with a 49-57 loss against San Diego on Friday night and a 60-46 victory over Purdue Fort Wayne on Saturday night, earning the team their first win of the season.
Football Wins First Ever FCS Playoff Game
11th ranked Monmouth football hosted and were victorious in their first ever Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoff game against visiting Holy Cross on Saturday 44-27 as senior captain linebacker and FCS New Jersey Player of the Year Evan Powell anchored the defense with two interceptions.
The International Write In Across Campus
On Reading Day, Dec. 10, Monmouth will be participating in the International Write In. The event aims to provide students with supportive spaces to finish their final papers. The event is sponsored by the First-Year Writing Program, Writing Committee, and Writing Services. It will kick-off with keynote speaker Professor Claude Taylor at 10 a.m. in […]
President Leahy teams with the Buddy and Me Program
University President Patrick Leahy, E.d.D. acted as a special guest at the Buddy & Me Celebration with a reading of What Do You Do With a Chance?, a children’s book by Kobi Yamada and illustrated by Mae Besom, on Nov. 20.
Still Rock ‘N Rolling: Hollywood’s Love for Rocumentaries
Since the beginning of rock and roll, the music has always shaped the culture around it. From the 1950s to now, rock and roll has evolved into a way of life for many. With bands like The Rolling Stones to Buddy Holly, their music has touched the hearts and lives of their listeners.
Taking Out the Trash: The Ten Worst Films of the Year
Yeah I know this issue hits stands on Dec. 4, but the jury has been out on this year since January: 2019 was one of the worst years for film in recent memory.
The Best of the Best: The Greatest Albums of the Year
2019 saw a ton of great new music. We had some stunning debuts, welcomed returns, and ambitious side projects.