I have made the Dean’s list every semester that I’ve been at Monmouth; until now. I’m not trying to be a crybaby and whine that I didn’t make the school’s most selective list this semester, but I’ve heard from multiple other students that they also didn’t make the list, even when they improved academically. I […]
Publication: Volume 98 (Fall 2025-Spring 2026)
Is hockey the best Olympic sport?
Every four years, the greatest athletes from around the world gather for the Winter Olympics. Their dream? To bring home Olympic gold. Whether it’s figure skating, curling, or skiing—because it’s the Olympics, we’ll be glued to our televisions watching the best of the best perform at the highest level. But when hockey comes on, it […]
AI in higher education
Artificial intelligence has moved quickly from a background tool to a central point of tension in higher education. As universities begin to introduce the use of AI more and more for coursework students are already confronting how AI will shape their futures. Editors were first asked whether the degrees they are currently earning will still […]
Turning Point USA chapter seeks recognition at Monmouth
Students at Monmouth University have begun the preliminary process to seek official recognition for a new chapter of Turning Point USA, a national conservative student organization, prompting discussion among student groups, faculty, and student government about political engagement, free speech, and campus climate. According to Student Government Association (SGA) President Brendan Sheehan, the group has […]
Mice, mold, and insects raise concern amongst students and faculty
Last semester we were informed by a source from the Guggenheim Memorial Library, who wishes to stay anonymous out of fear of retribution, that they noticed mice and a lack of sanitary conditions in the library. After research and realization that this has been a recurring issue over the years, we set out to investigate […]
Football left out of FCS Playoffs following loss to UAlbany
M onmouth Football was left out of the FCS Playoffs after a loss to UAlbany in the regular season finale on Nov. 22. Entering the game, Monmouth was an overwhelming favorite to win. The Hawks were 9-2 and UAlbany was 1-10 with zero wins in CAA play. With a win, Monmouth would have locked up […]
Women’s Basketball splits two-game stretch with Marist and FDU
The Monmouth University women’s basketball team had a busy week, winning a thrilling overtime game at Marist before falling to Fairleigh Dickinson. The two games showed both the team’s strengths and areas where improvement is needed. Monmouth’s win at Marist on Nov. 24 highlighted the team’s ability to stay focused under pressure. After a close […]
Men’s Basketball goes 2-1 at Lafayette Classic
Monmouth Men’s Basketball played three games in three days at the Lafayette Classic, going 2-1 with victories on Friday and Sunday. On Nov. 28, The Hawks took on Ball State in their first game in Easton. The Cardinals entered the game on a three-game losing streak, while the Hawks were coming off an overtime win […]
University of Oklahoma student’s essay sparks national dispute
A graduate student instructor at the University of Oklahoma has been placed on administrative leave following an incident involving a student’s failing grade on a psychology essay. The situation has prompted national discussion about the balance between academic standards and religious freedom in higher education. The dispute centers on an assignment submitted by student Samantha […]
Blue Hawk Records’ Vol. 26 compilation album “Down To Earth”: The roots of MU
Anyone in the mood for an early Christmas gift? Blue Hawk Records (BHR) is set to release their 26th compilation album on Dec. 5 featuring five talented student artists, including their first ever band. Monmouth’s very own Record Label Strategies class along with help from Professor Joe Rapolla and Lakehouse Recording Studios curate a collective […]