Now that the holiday spirit is all around us, it is a time to be with loved ones and friends as the nights get longer and the sun sets earlier every day. Whether you are driving home from college or going from place to place this season, it is important to review driver safety to […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Finals Week: How to Study Smarter, Not Harder
With finals week quickly approaching and the semester coming to an end, it is important to develop a schedule that best suits your needs during this busy time. The upcoming weeks are a stressful and demanding period for all students, so always remember that your mental and physical health come first above all else. Creating […]
Popular On-campus Holiday Traditions
The holidays are both a cheerful and stressful time for many college students. With finals just around the corner, many are getting in last-minute studying while also trying to get in any final gift purchases and attend festive events. To make it a bit easier to step away from any holiday and finals stress, Monmouth […]
Being Indecisive Can Help You Decide
When I was 5 years old, I wanted to be a professional dancer when I grew up. That dream lasted until the age of 10 when I decided I wanted to become a veterinarian instead. When middle school came along, I thought of maybe becoming a flight attendant. Finally, by the end of high school […]
Living the Vacation Dream By Visiting Hawaii
Picture this: it’s summer and you are sitting on a clean white sand beach with a blue ocean in front of you and a fresh acai bowl in your hand. Sounds like an absolute dream, doesn’t it? Well, that was my dream vacation and I finally got to experience it three months ago. At the […]
Alumni in Management Series Talks Pharmaceutical Advertising Niche
Monmouth University’s Alumni in Management (AIM) Series, a Zoom program that features alumni who educate undergraduates about the professional world, hosted its third and final event of the semester on Wednesday, Nov. 17. Organized by Joe Palazzolo, Ed.D., Instructor in the Management and Leadership Department within the Leon Hess Business School, the goal is to […]
Director Murray Talks End of “Horse Race” Polling
Patrick D. Murray, Director of The Polling Institute at Monmouth University, appeared on the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast to discuss his opinion about putting an end to horse-race polling on Monday, Nov. 15. Murray’s appearance on the podcast came following an article he wrote for NJ.com titled “‘I Blew It.’ Maybe It’s Time To Get Rid […]
World Cinema Series Analyzes International Drama Atlantics
The World Cinema Series returned with an analysis of the 2019 romantic drama Atlantics. An illumination of the theme “Living on the Edge: Displacement, Identity, and Resilience,” virtual discussion was hosted by Thomas Pearson, Ph.D., and led by Julius Adekunle, Ph.D., Professor in the department of History and Anthropology and Lisa Vetere, Ph.D., Associate Professor […]
Monmouth Football Obliterates Robert Morris
On Saturday, November 13, the Monmouth University football team obliterated long-time Robert Morris in a defeat of 44-7. The Monmouth Hawks scored 38 consecutive points with the defense not allowing a point for the final three quarters. This was Monmouth’s 16th consecutive Big South game. The Hawks not only racked in 44 points but they […]
Mens and Womens Basketball Dominate Towson
On November 13, the Monmouth University Men’s Basketball took their first win of the year at Towson University, led by strong performances from seniors George Papas and Marcus McClary. “That was a crazy game. Lot of fun to be in, I kept saying I couldn’t believe these guys kept coming back, you have to give […]






