Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated every year starting Sept. 15 until Oct. 15 to recognize the contributions and achievements made by the Latinx community to this country. In 1968, Hispanic Heritage was observed for a week under President Lyndon Johnson; however, it wasn’t until President Ronald Reagan’s term in 1988 when it was extended to […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
You Do Not Always Have to Be OK
In today’s society, there is a stigma surrounding mental health. People throw around the word “anxiety” for anything, but when a person has anxiety or depression, they are frowned upon. Something many people fail to consider is that your physical health and your mental health are directly related. Some people say any feeling you have […]
Pearson of the Year is…
Every year, Time magazine selects a new person as their person of the year. This means that the actions this person has taken over the year, either good or bad, influenced the events of the year. If I was lucky enough to choose a nominee for this honor, it would be you. All of you. […]
Professors United for Safe Haven (P.U.S.H.) Commits to Supporting The LGBTQIA+ Community at MU
We, the undersigned faculty of Monmouth University, strongly support the LGBTQIA+ community. We recognize our role in ensuring all people feel welcomed and accepted on Monmouth University’s campus. We are dedicated to providing a safe physical and intellectual space for all of our community members. We recognize the longstanding history of change makers and brave […]
Monmouth’s Peace Corps Prep Program Ranks No.5 Nationwide
The Peace Corps announced Monmouth University as No. 5 in its list of top Peace Corps Prep certificate-issuing partners on Sept. 30. This is the second year in a row the University has received such recognition. Monmouth’s Peace Corps Prep Program (PCPP) is an established alliance between the University and Peace Corps in preparing interested […]
Virtual Discussion Held On ESG Investing
Scott A. Jeffrey, Ph.D., Associate Professor in the Department of Management and Leadership, alongside Jonathan A. Daigle, Ph.D., MBA, Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics, Finance, and Real Estate, gave a virtual presentation titled “ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance) Investing: Truth or Fiction?,” on Monday, Oct. 4. The brief lecture was part of the […]
Congressman Pallone Discusses Action On Climate Change
Congressman Frank Pallone joined the Monmouth University community to discuss Congressional action on climate change as a last-minute addition to the Climate Crisis Teach-In week on Thursday, Oct. 7. Pallone began the session by providing a brief overview of how the United States is preparing for the upcoming Glasgow Conference, which is set to take […]
Sean Thompson Named New Pitching Coach
On Sept. 29, Monmouth University Baseball Head Coach Dean Ehehalt announced Sean Thompson as the Hawks new pitching coach. “I could not be more excited to join the winning tradition of Monmouth Baseball,” said Thompson. “I am grateful for the opportunity given to me by Coach Ehehalt and I am motivated to help continue to […]
Monmouth Football Wins Homecoming Game
On Saturday, Oct. 2, the Monmouth University football team (3-2) faced the Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs (2-2) in their Homecoming game, beating them 54-17 at Kessler Stadium. The game started fast for the Hawks. They forced a 3 and out and got the football. Sophomore quarterback Tony Muskett threw a strike over the middle to fifth […]
Women’s Soccer Takes the Lead in Conference Standings
Monmouth women’s soccer takes over the lead in the MAAC conference standing after two tightly contested games last week. A 0-0 draw against Rider and a 1-0 win against St. Peters gives Monmouth a 3-0-1 conference record. Sarina Jones placed the game winner into the net in the 76th minute of play against St. Peter’s […]





