It’s that time of the year when film lovers everywhere come together to see whether their newest favorite movie was selected for “Best Picture” at the Oscars. The 2023 Oscars lineup is pretty intense, the top contenders consisting of Martin Scorsese’s semi-autobiographical film The Fabelmans, one of Cate Blanchet’s best performances in Tar, and the […]
Publication: Volume 95 (Fall 2022 - Spring 2023)
The “Queen Bey” is Back
Beyoncé is set to go on tour for the first time since 2016, a stint that will have the music icon traveling through the United States and Europe in the spring and summer of this year. The production named “The Renaissance World Tour” after her 2022 release and will feature both her new hits and […]
Omar Ousted From House Foreign Affairs Committee Assignment
As of Feb. 2, United States Representative from Minnesota, Ilhan Omar (D) has been removed from her position within the House Foreign Affairs Committee by a partisan vote of 218-211, with almost all House Republicans voting to eject Omar, while the House Democrats voted against the move. The reasoning for Omar’s removal from the House […]
Air Force Shoots Down Chinese Spy Balloon
A new development in the tensions between the United States and China came to light this week when a Chinese high altitude spy balloon was spotted over Billings, Montana. The Pentagon presumes the balloon initially flew over the Aleutian Islands, across Canada, and then made its way into Montana. The Pentagon has deemed the incident […]
Biden Announces $292 Million in Gateway Project Funding
On Tuesday, Jan. 21, President Joe Biden traveled to New York to announce $292 million in funding for a new rail tunnel underneath the Hudson River to provide additional connection between Manhattan and New Jersey. Part of the wider Gateway infrastructure program and the bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed in November of 2021, the tunnel […]
WBB Adds a Win and a Loss in Weekend Conference Play
In games on Friday, Feb. 3 and Sunday, Feb. 5 respectively, the Monmouth University women’s basketball team picked up both a win and a loss in two hard fought and competitive CAA matchups against Hofstra and William & Mary; the Hawks also got to celebrate some monumental individual achievements. In Friday’s matchup, the Hawks (11-11, […]
Tough Weekend for Tennis and Swimming
The Monmouth University men’s tennis team opened their spring season with a tough 6-1 loss to Temple at the Little Silver Tennis Club on Feb. 4. The Hawks opened their singles matches with five losses before senior Londoner Alexander Zuckerman handily defeated Temple’s Hussein El Tawil by scores of 6-2 and 6-3. Fifth-year Niels van […]
Record-Setting Hawks Continue to Dominate Throughout the Winter
Monmouth’s track and field teams kept their momentum rolling as fourteen names were added to the school’s all-time top ten list after this weekend’s Rutgers Open at the Armory in New York City. All fourteen incredible performances came in running events with highlights from Louis DiLaurenzio winning two races, the men’s 800m and mile, where […]
MBB Roars to Life with Three-Game Win Streak
That’s three in a row for the Hawks. The Monmouth University men’s basketball team had an extremely successful week at home; after earning their first ever CAA win last week, the Hawks kept their win streak alive by defeating both Delaware and Drexel in the first week of February. The Hawks faced defending CAA champions […]
Monmouth Gears Up for Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, Monmouth’s Intercultural Center (IC) is hosting and coordinating a variety of events throughout February including Black History Month Trivia Night, Dance Performance, Mobile Black History Museum, Black Alumni Career Panel, Chat & Chew, and Open Mic Night. These events aim to observe and celebrate the history, legacies, and current […]






