On Sunday afternoon, the Monmouth University women’s basketball team defeated Dartmouth 55-37 in a road victory after a strong second-half performance. The Hawks trailed by two at the half but ended up outscoring the Big Green 34-10. The outscoring took place in the final 17:37 of action on their way to their first road win […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Mens And Womens Swimming Finishes Strong
On Sunday, December 5, the Monmouth University men’s and women’s swimming teams finished their semester with strong performances at the 2021 ECAC Winter Championship at the Nassau County Aquatic Center in East Meadow, New York. Out of eight competing teams, the men’s team finished in third place. Out of 12 teams, the women placed fourth […]
Successful Road Trip for Mens Basketball
Monmouth University Mens Basketball return to West Long Branch as victors after securing two conference wins in their Western New York road trip against both Niagara and Canisius. “We’re leaving Western New York very happy,” said head Coach King Rice, “these guys just love the thought of playing basketball and they get along so well, […]
Shopping Tips for Broke Students
The time has come! The holiday season has already started, and you suddenly remember that you are supposed to be giving everyone gifts. Many people will check their calendars and quickly set into panic shopping mode, but let’s all take a deep breath and avoid buying unnecessary filler presents. Now, it is important to remember […]
How to Unplug this Holiday Season
Although social media revolutionarily allows us to stay connected with all our loved ones while we are away from them, staying present during the holiday season has numerous benefits worth acknowledging. It is incredibly normal to miss the people you are not around during the holidays; especially when you spend the majority of your time […]
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Turns 15
This month, my favorite video game of all time, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, turns fifteen years old.For years, I’ve wanted a justification to cover this masterpiece in writing; journalistic integrity be damned.So, before I hand the reins to another excellent writer and editor, I decided to take a deep dive into why Twilight […]
Blue Hawk Records to Release “Back On Track” This Friday
As the end of the semester quickly approaches, Blue Hawk Records is gearing up to present their 19th compilation, “Back on Track”, to the world. This brand-new LP features seven songwriters performing their completely original songs. The artists have had a long and exciting journey since September. Every artist went through an audition process, whether […]
Phi Sigma Sigma Hosts Annual Mr. Phi Sig Event
On Sunday, Dec. 5, 2021, the Delta Phi chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma hosted their annual philanthropy event, “Mr. Phi Sig.” The event was hosted to raise money for the organization’s philanthropy, The Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation. The dazzling event was emceed by the vibrant Kass Ketcho of the University’s track and field team, and […]
“She Believed She Could, So She Did.” – Lily Hoffmann’s Senior Goodbye
I have loved writing ever since I was a little girl. I would spend hours a day writing and illustrating picture books on printer paper. When I learned how to use a computer, I would type up stories of my own. When I got to high school, I knew it was time to start building […]
Almost Five Years Later and I’m Saying Goodbye
Five years ago, I never would have thought I would be where I am today. Coming into college, I was convinced I was going to go to medical school and become a doctor. I was wrong. Very wrong. I learned in my first semester here that I did not have a science brain but didn’t […]






