Tony Soprano. Silvio Dante. Paulie Walnuts. Christopher Moltisanti. Junior Soprano. Anyone who has seen the iconic early 2000s HBO show The Sopranos is instantly familiar with these names. And starting Oct. 1, fans of the wildly successful and iconic show were able to see the origin story of these characters, along with stories of new […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Tragedy in New Mexico: What We Know About the ‘Rust’ Set Shooting
The production of the upcoming Western film Rust was “suspended indefinitely” on Thursday, after a prop gun fired by actor Alec Baldwin killed the project’s cinematographer and injured its director. On Oct. 21, at 1:50 MT in the ghost town of Bonanza Creek, NM, director of photography Halyna Hutchins, 43, died after being apparently accidentally […]
De-Stressing Post Midterms
It’s midterms season again. We all know midterms are not the most fun part of the semester, but they are an essential part of the class structure and they indicate that you’ve already made it half way through your studies. They can be very stressful but there are many ways you can de-stress during this […]
University Celebrates National Student Transfer Week
The University celebrated National Transfer Student Week for the fifth year in a row, from Oct. 18-22, to recognize the accomplishments and contributions made by transfer students to the Monmouth community. This week is a national campaign coordinated by the National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students or the NISTS. The theme for this […]
Midterm Motivation: How Students Prepare and De-stress
As we reach the cusp of the seventh week of the semester, that can only mean one thing: midterms. Since midterm grades have been submitted by professors earlier this week, many students are finally getting a breath of fresh air from studying and diligently working on projects to ensure that their semester grade reflects their […]
Upcoming Fall Internship & Career Day
The Office of Career Development is hosting their annual Fall Career Internship & Career Day Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 27. This year, the office boasts over 60 registered employers from various industries looking to fill part-time, full-time, and internship positions with Monmouth University undergraduate and graduate students. Although this is an event that has historically […]
Alumni in Management Welcomes Paul Salvesen
Monmouth University’s Alumni in Management (AIM) Series, a Zoom program that features alumni who educate undergraduates about the real business world, hosted its second event on Wednesday, Oct. 20. The second call featured Paul Salvesen, who currently works for a boutique real estate agency in Manhattan, New York. Salvesen graduated from Monmouth University in 2008 […]
NJ Entrepreneur of The Year Jenny Zhu Speaks Virtually
MU’s Center for Entrepreneurship hosted a discussion with Jenny Zhu, founder of Triangle Home Fashions and recipient of Ernst and Young’s 2019 New Jersey Entrepreneur of the Year, to celebrate Women Entrepreneurship Week on Thursday, Oct 21. Zhu founded Triangle Home Fashions in 2008 after immigrating to the United States from China. Launching a company […]
Senator Cory Booker Comes to Campus, Answers Student Questions
U.S. Senator Cory Booker recently answered live questions from Monmouth students on a wide array of social and political topics on Wedensday, Oct. 13. The conversation, “Are Politics and Spiritual Values Compatible?” was moderated by Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Insitute. Patrick Leahy, President of Monmouth University, introduced Booker, detailing how the […]
Recap of The Paul Short Invitational
On October 1, the Men and Women’s Cross-Country teams competed at the historic Paul Short Invitational on the Murray Goodman Campus at Lehigh University. Both teams competed in the elite gold race, which was the most competitive race of the day. Other events during the day included the Open, White, and Brown races. The invitational […]






