“The Wakandans used vibranium to develop technology more advanced than any other nation. But as Wakanda thrived, the world around it descended further into chaos. To keep vibranium safe, the Wakandans vowed to hide in plain sight, keeping the truth of their power from the outside world.” Young Killmonger said, “And we still hide, Baba?” […]
Publication: Volume 97 (Fall 2024 - Spring 2025)
From a four game roadtrip to a four game homestand: Monmouth wins in double overtime over Drexel
Monmouth took on the Drexel Dragons in an intense matchup on Jan. 30. Guard Madison Durr set an OceanFirst Bank Center record scoring 40 points. Guard Abdi Bashir wasn’t too far behind with 32 points. The arena was on fire and packed with fans that helped bring in the first home game after a four […]
Men’s basketball prevails versus Delaware
The Monmouth Hawks (7-16) claimed a victory over the Delaware Blue Hens (11-12) by the score of 92-83 this past Saturday, Feb. 1, at Ocean First Bank Center. The Hawks have proven they are a dangerous team to play at home, maintaining an impressive 5-1 record this season while playing in front of the home […]
A trip to the Carolina’s ended in a bounce-back win for the Hawks
The Hawks started their weekend long road trip in Buies Creek, NC as they faced Campbell on Friday, Jan. 31, but fell short in the last quarter. Monmouth took a quick lead and controlled the tempo the majority of the game, leading 14-10 after the first quarter. Shooting 42.9% from the field, and holding the […]
Movie watchlist for feeling lost in your 20s
It’s that time during every senior college student’s journey when they are confronted with the unavoidable question: “So what are you going to do after graduation?” Well, that is the golden question. Our lives are just starting, yet the uncertainty surrounding it can be overwhelming. To cope with this– and avoid answering the question– I […]
Battle of the bars: Jmacs
When the hangover starts to subside on Saturday night and students fully recover from their night out at Porta, there is only one place on Monmouth students’ minds. Johnny Mac House of Spirits, or Jmacs as we call it, is located on Main Street in Asbury Park and houses Monmouth’s greatest local bar scene. With […]
Battle of the bars: Porta
Porta, located at 911 Kingsley St. in the vivacious and lively town of Asbury Park is one of the best bars to visit on a Friday night. Opened seven days a week, Porta specializes in happy hour delights and delicious cocktails. But, at 10 p.m. every Friday, the calming environment of this cozy restaurant is […]
Monmouth’s Black Student Union (BSU) begins celebrations for Black History Month
February is celebrated worldwide as Black History Month, a tradition that began in 1976 when President Gerald Ford officially designated this month for recognition. Since then, individuals all around the globe have recognized black excellence in society, especially here at our own university. “Black History Month’s importance lies in the celebration of Black people’s contributions, […]
Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music (BSACAM) and the Music and Theatre Arts Department host “A History of Hip-Hop Sampling”
The Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music (BSACAM) and the Monmouth University Music and Theatre Arts Department will host “A History of Hip-Hop Sampling” on Feb. 7 at 7:00 p.m. in Woods Theatre. Music journalists John Morrison and Josh Leidy will present a multimedia presentation exploring the history of hip-hop culture and the […]








