In a Friday afternoon matchup, field hockey set multiple program records while closing out their regular season with a dominating 10-1 win over William & Mary. Defender Anna Moors wasted no time getting back to work after her three goal performance against LIU on Oct. 27, and tacked on another goal in just the first […]
Publication: Volume 97 (Fall 2024 - Spring 2025)
Football drops second straight game vs. No. 14 Rhode Island
The Monmouth Hawks (4-5) gave up 20 unanswered points to end the game as they dropped their second consecutive game against No. 14 Rhode Island (8-1) on Saturday. After leading 28-24 late in the fourth quarter, the Hawks gave up two late touchdowns that vaulted the Rams to a 37-28 victory. Monmouth received the opening […]
Counseling and Prevention Services honors Domestic Violence Awareness Month throughout October
October is Domestic Violence (DV) Awareness Month, as proclaimed by President Biden in 2021. The Counseling and Prevention Services (CPS) here at Monmouth acknowledged the month by hosting various on-campus events that promote awareness surrounding the topic of domestic violence. Kristen McCarty, a clinical counselor at CPS, discussed the events CPS held on campus during […]
A guide to a productive night routine
As the weather starts getting colder, my production levels start to decline. If you’re the same, it’s okay; it’s totally natural. But, to combat the symptoms of fall, and to ensure you don’t come home from a long day just to bed rot until 1 a.m., you must stay consistent with a nightly routine. Provided […]
Monmouth Artist Spotlight: Azure Kai
At Monmouth University, music surrounds us in so many ways. From Blue Hawk Records to MU Players, avenues for musical creativity are endless. So, it’s no surprise to find out that musicians and songwriters walk among us on this very campus. One of them is Ashley Zingillioglu, or you might know her as her stage […]
Jason Reitman’s “Saturday Night” follows a comedic dream
“Art is about a measure of sacrifice and tears,” a quote that hits home for many dreamers in different stages of their creative journeys. Jason Reitman’s “Saturday Night” is a prime example of this. A film that follows the opening night of the well-known “Saturday Night Live” explores much more than the antics that went […]
It really has been “Agatha All Along”: The finale
The final two episodes of “Agatha All Along” were released the day before Halloween. Considering that the episodes normally premiered one at a time every Wednesday, this was a nice spooky treat for Halloween lovers. You’ve been warned, spoilers ahead.“Agatha All Along” follows the story of the main antagonist, Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn), during the […]
College Democrats & Republicans hold final events of election season
On Wednesday, Oct. 30, the College Republicans set up a “Lemonade and Liberty” lemonade stand at the Rebecca Stafford Student Center. College Republicans Chairwoman Giavanna Cangialosi and Xiomara Martinez, a member, handed out free lemonade with stickers encouraging students to vote. According to Cangialosi, the club handed out more than 50 cups in their first […]
Field hockey closes regular season and looks ahead to CAA Championships
In a Friday afternoon matchup, field hockey set multiple program records while closing out their regular season with a dominating 10-1 win over William & Mary.Defender Anna Moors wasted no time getting back to work after her three goal performance against LIU on Oct. 27, and tacked on another goal in just the first quarter […]
Football drops second straight game vs. No. 14 Rhode Island
The Monmouth Hawks (4-5) gave up 20 unanswered points to end the game as they dropped their second consecutive game against No. 14 Rhode Island (8-1) on Saturday. After leading 28-24 late in the fourth quarter, the Hawks gave up two late touchdowns that vaulted the Rams to a 37-28 victory.Monmouth received the opening kickoff, […]








