With a new president comes a new direction for the University. President Leahy has begun the process of drafting a new strategic plan that will be finalized next July 2020.
Publication: Volume 92 (Fall 2019 - Spring 2020)
Volume 92 (Fall 2019 – Spring 2020)
The Strategic Plan: A New Deal
With a new president comes a new direction for the University. President Leahy has begun the process of drafting a new strategic plan that will be finalized next July 2020.
Upcoming Games 09-25-19
Wednesday, Sept. 25
Men’s Soccer Gains First Point in Double O.T. Tie
Men’s soccer ended the week with a loss and a tie as they were defeated by Princeton 1-2 on Wednesday and tied with Binghamton after a scoreless bout on Saturday.
Dragons Slayed 5-0 by Field Hockey
Field Hockey finished the week with a win and a loss at So Sweet a Cat Field after beating Drexel by a score of 5-0 and losing to William & Mary 3-1.
Football Plays In Front of Largest Crowd Ever
Football played in front of their largest crowd in program history at Washington-Grizzly Stadium on the road against #19 Montana falling by a final score of 47-27 on Saturday afternoon.
Women’s Soccer Wins MAAC Debut
The Monmouth University women’s soccer team kicked off Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) play on Saturday Sept. 21 with a 3-1 win over rival Saint Peter’s University. This win makes them undefeated in conference play so far (1-0-0) and improved their overall record to 3-2-2.
The Verge
This year, The Verge will be assuming a new role in media and news reporting. In past years, it has been used as an online news portal. This served a valuable purpose; however, the organization will be revamping and restructuring its objectives and goals going forward. The Verge will be expanding its function to encompass a wide range of media content. It will now be utilized as an online multimedia magazine with various features beyond just writing.
“There Are Places I Remember…”
When I was a freshman in 2016, the last thing I thought I would be doing was going on a trip out of the country with students and faculty from the music industry major (which has been spearheaded since 2013 by Joe Rapolla, professor and the Music and Theatre Chair.) I have done so much with our student run record label, Blue Hawk Records; from creating and promoting albums to putting on incredible concerts.