This past weekend, the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams competed in conference games, which resulted in a win and a very close loss. On Saturday (3/29) at 11:00 a.m., the men’s lacrosse team traveled to Hampton, VA, to compete against Hampton University. This was their third Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) game, but their first win, […]
Publication: Volume 97 (Fall 2024 - Spring 2025)
Monmouth wins series against Towson to move to 3-3 in CAA play
The Monmouth Hawks traveled down to Maryland this past weekend to play a three- game in-conference series against the Towson Tigers, taking two wins home to help them climb to a 3-3 record in the CAA. The series started on Friday, Mar. 28, with a 7-1 loss to the Tigers. The Hawks only run coming […]
Monmouth shuts down Polling Institute
In an email to faculty on March 12, President Patrick Leahy announced that the Monmouth University Polling Institute would be closing its doors this year on July 1. The Institute was founded in 2005 by current Director Patrick Murray and employs three people. Its stated mission, according to the website, is to “Foster greater public […]
Computer Science and Software Engineering (CSSE) Department announces new cybersecurity and data analysis minors
On March 25, the Computer Science and Software Engineering (CSSE) Department announced the introduction of two new minors: Data Science and Cybersecurity during an alumni spotlight panel hosted each semester. Additionally, the department will offer several new summer courses to expand its curriculum. As part of this initiative, the department hosted a panel discussion titled […]
Monmouth named in 2025 Carnegie Classification update
Monmouth University was recently designated in the “Research Colleges and Universities” (RCU) category in the 2025 Carnegie Classification update. In an email sent to Monmouth employees and students, Richard Veit, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, wrote, “As President Leahy shared in his open call, Monmouth University has been officially classified among the […]
The Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music (BSACAM) starts building progress livestream
The Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music (BSACAM) announced on March 13, through an Instagram post, that the BSACAM website is now hosting a 24/7 livestream of the progress of the construction of the building. Announced in October, the building will be the future home of various Springsteen-related artifacts, exhibition galleries, and a […]
Sasha Keable: Rising star from South London
Sasha Keable, a singer-songwriter hailing from South London, has been making waves in the music scene since 2013. That year marked her first significant recognition as she featured in several singles, including DJ Zinc’s “Only for Tonight” and Disclosure’s “Voices.” Her unique style, combined with her Colombian heritage, adds a rich authenticity to her artistry, […]
OPEN LETTER: Students & Faculty United: FAMCO Must Act on Grade Transparency
Tanner Purdy, Class of 2025, SGA President Brendan Sheehan, Class of 2026, SGA Director of Public Relations The success of the learning environment depends on a mutually respectful student-faculty relationship, built on trust, transparency, and accountability. Our advocacy for students’ rights and grade transparency stems from our commitment to that relationship. Shared governance should not […]
OPEN LETTER: FAMCO Contract Supports Students and Grading Transparency
We, the unionized full-time faculty of Monmouth University, also known as the Faculty Association of Monmouth University or FAMCO, wish to reach out to our students to acknowledge that we have carefully reviewed the requests of the Student Government Association (SGA) as presented to us in their recent resolution that calls for mechanisms to ensure […]
2025 SAG Awards: Here’s what you missed
On Feb. 23, Netflix streamed the 31st annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (SAG). The SAG Awards honor actors that SAG-AFSTRA (the actors union to ensure fair wages, safe working conditions, and access to benefits) votes on, which may indicate possible winners for the Oscars. The show started with host, Kristen Bell, doing a parody of […]








