On Feb. 5, Monmouth University announced across social media platforms football alumni, Christian Runza, would be returning to the Division I Football program as the Director of Football Operations and Outside Linebackers Coach. For Monmouth football fans, the news felt much more than a routine staffing update, it signaled the return of a familiar face […]
Publication: Volume 98 (Fall 2025-Spring 2026)
Greek life: the pros of brotherhood and sisterhood
Greek Life is a relatively polarizing topic, and people usually seem split on whether or not it is truly a positive thing. I think there are a lot of stigmas around joining a fraternity or sorority, but in my opinion it is important to see that there are a lot of beneficial aspects as well. […]
Are gen-ed courses really needed anymore?
When students start college, they usually pick a major for a pretty clear reason. Maybe it’s journalism, business, biology, education—whatever it is, that choice reflects what they want to do, what they can afford, and what they’re genuinely interested in. So, it feels a little confusing that, after making that decision, we still have to […]
Engagement in all aspects
This past week, an email was sent to students from Student Government Association (SGA) president Brendan Sheehan regarding engagement in all aspects on Monmouth University’s campus. The email is sent ahead of SGA’s Student Feedback Week, a chance for all students to voice their concerns about aspects of our campus and call for change. YikYak […]
Monmouth Finance Society visit The New York Stock Exchange
The Monmouth Finance Society (MFS) took a trip organized by Ken Young, Dr. Jeneath Merkle, and Cathy Dorothy to the New York Stock Exchange on Feb. 11. The Monmouth Finance Society was founded by Arseniy Shafran, a business administration major, last spring after he realized there wasn’t a student organization dedicated to finance and economic […]
Students and faculty gathered in Pozycki 115 at 10:05 a.m. to kick off the 7th Annual Toni Morrison Day on Feb. 20, hosted by the English Department. This year’s theme was “A Legacy Across Generations.” Toni Morrison was an American novelist and editor who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993. Morrison became […]
Artificial Intelligence begins to rewrite the hiring process for students
College for as long as time has been regarded as the space between school and the real world. Where four years of preparation and hard work are shortly followed by a first job, where that commitment you put out is valued. But as artificial intelligence rewrites the hiring process and employers expect first-hand experience before […]
Baseball goes 1-2 vs. Richmond to open season
Freshman infielder Sam Saucke was named CAA Rookie of the Week after Monmouth Baseball was swept in a doubleheader following a win on opening day in a series against Richmond to start the season at 1-2. Saucke hit .500 in college ball debut, starting in each of the Hawks’ first three games. Across his 14 […]
Women’s Lacrosse improves to 3-0 with key victories
Monmouth Women’s Lacrosse improved to 3-0 with wins over both La Salle and Wagner last week. It is their first 3-0 start since the COVID shortened 2020 season. Senior attacker Shea Berigan once again led the way for the Hawks, scoring a hat trick in both victories. She already has 10 goals on the season […]
Men’s Basketball defeats Drexel and Towson to move to 8-5 in CAA play
Monmouth Men’s Basketball earned massive victories over Drexel and Towson last week to improve to 8-5 in CAA play and take sole possession of third place in the conference. The team was led by senior forward Kavion McClain, who scored a combined 37 points between the two games as he continues to ramp up action […]






