Opinion

Should teachers be paid more ?

As a future teacher, the teacher’s job is something many take for granted. This is because teachers are doing work on and off the scenes that many parents and others may not realize. Teachers are showing up to work and teaching students for 8 hours a day. Some may be coaches of a sport at […]

Opinion

Be an early bird, not a night owl

Many people around the world, especially college students, consider themselves “night owls”. These are people that stay up really late at night and wake up later in the day. At college, it can be especially common to be a night owl when considering all the fun activities at night that occur or even simply just […]

Features

The University of California’s experience covering the Palisades Fires: The importance of student journalism

On Jan. 7, 2025, the Palisades Fires of southern California began, resulting in months-long destruction, damage to the environment, and injuries and fatalities for the citizens of the state. During this time, various media sources in the state reported on he forefront, keeping citizens updated and alert during dangerous times. While mainstream media platforms work […]

Lifestyles

Reviewing Mel Robbins’ morning routine

Can six simple steps really help you seize the day in unimaginable ways? Let’s find out. Former lawyer, Mel Robbins, has inspired thousands with her “New York Times” best selling books, “The Let Them Theory” and “The Five Second Rule” – deep dives into how to make the most of your daily life. “The Mel […]

Entertainment Music

Ariana Grande’s closure-filled “Eternal Sunshine Deluxe: Brighter Days Ahead”

A riana Grande has officially closed the door of “Eternal Sunshine” with six new tracks and a 26-minute short film “Brighter Days Ahead.” The tracks titled “Intro (End of the World) – Extended,” “Twilight Zone,” “Warm,” “Dandelion,” “Past Life,” and “Hampstead” beautifully round out the album.In my opinion, this is Grande’s best album, showing not […]

Featured (List) Politics

Civility discussion held in Pollak Theater

On Wednesday, March 26, Monmouth University hosted a “Restoring Public Trust: The Role of Media in Advancing Civility and Informed Policy” event in Pollak Theater. The panel, part of the university’s ongoing “Leadership, Civility, and Common Ground in Politics and Public Service” series, featured welcome remarks from University President Dr. Patrick Leahy and was moderated […]