Monmouth University (4-6, 2-5 CAA) traveled to Newark, DE to square off against the Delaware Blue Hens (7-2, 4-2 CAA), dropping their fourth consecutive contest by a score of 49-17. Freshman quarterback Enzo Arjona made his second consecutive start in place of the injured Tony Muskett but was unable to replicate his success from last […]
Publication: Volume 95 (Fall 2022 - Spring 2023)
Field Hockey Falls Short of NCAA Dream in Semifinals Loss
The top-seeded Monmouth University field hockey team saw their 2022 season end in disappointment in the CAA Championship Semifinals at the hands of the No. 4 ranked Drexel Dragons by a score of 3-1 on Friday afternoon in Newark, DE. In their first season as a member of the CAA conference, the Hawks won the […]
Bowling Starts Off Hot, Men’s Golf Finishes Fall Strong
The Monmouth University women’s bowling team earned a first place finish at the Wacky’s Baker Challenge on Saturday, Oct. 29 at Holiday Bowl in Oakland, NJ to secure the team’s first win of the fall season. The Hawks posted a total pinfall of 6,116 to best the squads from Nassau Community College and Stevens Institute […]
Women’s Basketball Falls to Saint John’s, 78-39
Monmouth University Women’s Basketball (0-1) dropped their season opener on Monday afternoon at Carnesecca Arena to St. John’s University (1-0), 78-39. Juniors Kaci Donovan, Belle Kranbuhl, and Ariana Vanderhoop started alongside graduate students Bri Tinsley and Lovin Marsicano for the Hawks as they played a high-major opponent in their opener for the second consecutive season. […]
Remembering Superstorm Sandy
Superstorm Sandy crashed into New Jersey about a decade ago on Oct. 29, 2012, and was the largest Atlantic hurricane on record according to the National Weather Service. The enormous system was part hurricane and part nor’easter with winds up to 115 mph, making it a Category 3 storm near Cuba, and a Category 1 […]
Faculty Voice Concerns over University’s Healthcare Proposal
The Faculty Association of Monmouth University (FAMCO) is working with University administration to negotiate proposed increases to the cost of healthcare for faculty. Bargaining sessions began on Wednesday, Sept. 14 and are ongoing as no compromise has yet been reached. The proposition put forth by the University bears higher out-of-pocket costs for faculty and includes […]
University Welcomes Dr. Bernice King
Dr. Bernice King, CEO of the King Center, visited Monmouth’s campus as this fall’s distinguished speaker in collaboration with the Social Justice Academy’s Combating Racial Injustice Through Education professional development series on Tuesday, Oct. 25. The Social Justice Academy and Intercultural Center co-hosted King to facilitate meaningful discussion with campus community members around the concept […]
Monmouth Gears Up To Premier Adaptation of Fun Home
Monmouth University’s Department of Music and Theater Arts is producing its fall production of the musical Fun Home, which is set to debut on Friday, Nov. 11. Fun Home is a musical adaptation of the autobiographical graphic novel by Alison Bechdel. The graphic novel, and now play, is a coming-of-age story that is centered around […]
Monmouth’s Phi Eta Sigma Chapter Goes To Alabama
Monmouth’s Phi Eta Sigma (PES) First Year Honors Society Chapter officers attended the national Centennial Celebration Convention for PES chapters across the country in Birmingham, Alabama from Oct. 14-16. The University’s PES chapter officers were accompanied by Golam Mathbor, MSW, Ph.D., Professor for the Department of Social Work and advisor to the society. Mathbor introduced […]
Discussing Seasonal Depression
As winter dawns its morning frost, bone-chilling breezes, and unpleasant temperatures, people are quick to make the proper adjustments to their everyday routine. Light sweaters are replaced with heavy jackets; open-toed shoes are mourned over as boots and Ugg slippers take their place on one’s shoe rack; people begin to mentally prepare themselves for making […]










