Delegations from Russia and Ukraine met in Istanbul this week to begin another round of peace talks between the two countries since Russia’s invasion last month. The talks come amidst a backdrop of the Russian military failing to achieve their goals, and the Ukrainian military seeing success in preventing the Russian military from capturing major […]
Publication: Volume 94 (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
Bowling Ends, Track Starts
Over the course of March 24-27, the Bowling team finished their season at the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Championships at Pinboy’s at the Beach Bowling Alley in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The team won against #5 ranked Morgan State on Friday 2-1 and beat the University of Alabama Birmingham 2-1 on Sat., but was ultimately eliminated […]
Monmouth Lacrosse Starts Conference Play
Monmouth University men’s lacrosse defeated Quinnipiac in the opening weekend of conference play. The Hawk’s come from behind win gives the team a three-game winning streak and a 4-3 overall record.Quinnipiac jumped out to a 1-0 lead early in the first quarter. Monmouth’s Connor Macrae tied the game 1-1 when he netted his first goal […]
Monmouth Faces Fordham
The Monmouth University baseball team lost their final pre-conference weekend series to Fordham University, dropping two games on the road before returning to West Long Branch for their home opener on Sunday. On Friday in the Bronx, an offensive battle saw the Hawks to a 9-8 lead in the bottom of the ninth. After an […]
An Open Letter: Why Pay Equity Can’t Be Studied in a Vacuum
Recently, the University announced it would pull out of an agreement with the faculty union to jointly conduct a gender salary equity study meant to examine and resolve faculty gender pay discrepancies, citing differences in the intended scope of the equity project. Instead the University plans to go forward with their own gender salary equity […]
Sociology Club Hosts Fundraiser for Ukraine
Monmouth University’s Sociology Club hosted a fundraising event to raise awareness about the Russia-Ukraine conflict and collect donations toward Razom for Ukraine on Thursday, March 10.Anastasiya Levytska, a sophomore math and primary education student, first came up with the idea to host the fundraiser. She approached Kayleigh Rucinski, a junior computer science student and President […]
IGU Presents Discussion on Syrian War Film
As the University’s Institute for Global Understanding (IGU) continues in its exploration and analysis of films related to displacement, identity, and resilience, the IGU hosted its fourth feature Wednesday, March 16 as a part of the World Cinema Series. This month’s event showcased the 2019 documentary, For Sama, a Syrian-based production directed, filmed, and produced […]
MU’s Business Debaters Speak About the Importance of Versatility
Monmouth’s Debate Hawks won a team award and reached the playoff rounds at the American Debate Association National Championship, hosted by Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia on March 5-7. While the award specifically recognized debaters Sabria Smith and Ariana Valencia, the team’s accomplishment marks the first time the University’s debate team has advanced to this […]
LHBS’s AIM Series Hosts Alumnus from J&J
The Leon Hess Business School welcomed Monmouth alumnus, Katelyn Walsh ’14, ‘15M, in a virtual discussion with University students on Wednesday, March 9. This online webinar was part of the LHBS’s Alumni in Management (AIM) Series, sponsored and facilitated by the business school’s Management and Leadership Department. The online forum aimed to break down the […]
Safety and Security at Monmouth
There has been a notable increase in safety and security concerns at Monmouth University over the past few weeks, leading many students to question how secure the campus truly is. On Feb. 24, an incident occurred in the ladies’ restroom on the second floor of Pozycki Hall in which a suspicious male was caught looking […]