While there has been a generationally-passed debate of this topic, I have finally put it to rest. Lots of people argue over which “boy band” is the best, but we have really settled the debate. Whether you like 90’s bands, K-pop, TV show bands, or just someone more modern, I believe that the Jonas Brothers […]
I remember it like it was yesterday, on a cold and dreary day in December of 2015 at Mcquire Air Force base, I raised my right hand and swore the oath to the constitution. A decision I made that changed my life, and I sure did not expect to be sitting here writing this as […]
Recent developments in Washington have drawn new attention to the impact of federal gridlock on everyday life, including on college campuses. With the U.S. Government shutdown, questions arose about how stalled agencies, paused services, and delayed programs could impact healthcare access for students, even though many don’t directly pay for their insurance or fully understand […]
O n Thursday Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m. the Department of Music and Theatre Arts has invited the community to its annual Dance Showcase in Lauren K. Woods Theatre. Audiences attending can expect a variety of dance styles. Ranging from classical ballet pieces, contemporary choreography, and rhythmic tap numbers. Overall highlighting the skill, passion, and […]
After a 17 year absence from campus Greek life, Alpha Chi Rho(AXP) has been granted permission to return to the university this fall with an initial group of 16 brothers. Anthony Tesoriero, a junior who was named the colony’s president as of last week, along with the help of juniors Phillip Pussilano, Steven Evanski, and […]
Michael Phillips-Anderson, P.h.D associate professor of Communication and Marina Vujnovic, P.h.D., A.P.R and professor of Journalism presented their joint research at the Rhetoric in Society #9 Conference, held Jun. 18–21, 2025, at the University of Zagreb in Croatia. The international event, themed “Rhetoric in the Digital Age,” brought scholars from around the world to explore […]
Monmouth University has established the David J. Steinberg and Thomas R. Bell Endowed Scholarship, a new award supporting student musicians while honoring two influential figures whose partnership helped shape the sound of American R&B and soul music. The scholarship will be awarded to two students each year, with the first honors going to sophomores Leonardo […]
The Monmouth University football team’s new hire, MU alum Kamau Dumas, has started his first season with the Hawks on the coaching staff as the Defensive Backs (DB) Coach after joining the team in February of 2025. Kamau Dumas is in his first season coaching at Monmouth; however, this is not his first time with […]
The Monmouth University field hockey team capped off an impressive regular season with a statement victory, defeating Northeastern 4–1 at So Sweet A Cat Field on Oct. 31. The win not only marked their final regular-season matchup but also secured the Hawks the No. 1 seed in the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) standings and the […]
Monmouth Football continued its remarkable season with a 35-7 victory over the Bryant Bulldogs this past weekend. The win was the sixth victory in a row for the Hawks, as they remain unbeaten in CAA play. Sophomore running back Rodney Nelson was the star for the Hawks once again, as he controlled the game on […]