“A Tribute to The African- American Journey,” a traveling museum which displays artifacts from significant moments in African American history and culture, made a stop in the Rebecca Stafford Student Center, Anacon B, on Feb. 21. Displayed artifacts ranged from many culturally important civilizations in Africa, as well as through the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Slavery, […]
Publication: Volume 92 (Fall 2019 - Spring 2020)
Volume 92 (Fall 2019 – Spring 2020)
NJ Gang Experts Speaks with Guardian Clubs
President of the East Coast Gang Investigators Association Edwin Torres spoke with members of the Guardians Club regarding organized gang activity within the state of New Jersey as well as nationwide in Bey Hall, on Feb. 19.
Climate Change Discussion
Monmouth University’s Department of History and Anthropology invited students and faculty to discuss their concerns regarding climate change in observance of National Anthropology Day on Wednesday, Feb. 19.
Upcoming Games 02-26-20
Wednesday, Feb. 26
Softball Pitches Their Way to Win
Monmouth softball participated in Georgia Southern’s Eagle Round Robin in Statesboro, Georgia winning three and losing one.
Men’s B-Ball Surges Down Stretch
Monmouth men’s basketball shined down the stretch in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) play this past week with back-to-back victories over Marist on the road and Quinnipiac at home.
Women’s Lacrosse Lights Up Scoreboard
The Monmouth University women’s lacrosse team reigned victorious over Long Island University (1-3) and Central Connecticut State University (0-4), making them undefeated in the 2020 season.
Track & Field Earns MAAC Championship
Men’s Track and field were crowned the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Champions after their performance at the Conference Indoor Meet held in New York. The Women’s Track and Field team finished third in the MAAC Championships.
Presidential Candidates Propose Financial Transaction Taxes, Efforts to Regulate Wall Street Speculation
During the 2016 presidential election both Democratic candidates, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), supported a financial transaction tax on Wall Street speculation. Four years later, most every Democratic presidential candidate supports such a measure in 2020.








