Monmouth University’s Institute for Global Understanding will host its two-day Global Understanding Convention on Nov. 12-13, after a four-year hiatus. Faculty and students will present research papers, panels, and film screenings to address global issues and suggest solutions for current global conflicts. This year’s theme, “Global Matters: Paths to Trust and Peace,” draws inspiration from […]
“It has been a dream since I was little to have a book,” said Ana Heloisa Carvalho, a senior double major in education and English, who published her first novel, Elarion, on Aug. 31. Born in Mato Grosso, Brazil, Carvalho moved to the United States when she was four years old and has lived in […]
Public relations students recently attended the national The Public Relations Society of America ICON Conference in Washington, D.C., that took place from Oct. 28-30., where they joined peers and PR professionals for networking, workshops and gained hands-on learning experience in the communication field. The three-day event was tailored to enhance students’ professional development, networking within […]
On Oct. 25, Monmouth University hosted Hofstra at Hesse Field on The Great Lawn. With a little over 400 attendees, this match started with a back-and-forth struggle. With fouls being distributed on both sides, sophomore forward Jasen Bottini was able to get a pair of shots off, but neither saw the back of the net. […]
Monmouth Women’s Soccer locked up the CAA North top seed after a 0-0 draw against the Northeastern Huskies on Sunday, Oct 26. Entering the day, Monmouth was tied for the division lead with Stony Brook at 15 points each, although the Hawks held the tiebreaker. If Monmouth either outscored or scored the same amount of […]
Sophomore running back Rodney Nelson ran for four touchdowns as Monmouth spoiled Hampton’s homecoming with a 28-10 victory in Virginia on Saturday, Oct. 25. The win marked the Hawks fifth straight victory, as the team remained undefeated against FCS opponents. Monmouth received the opening kick, and was able to drive the ball into Hampton territory. […]
In mid-October of 2025, Politico published roughly 2,900 pages of messages from a private Telegram chat called “RESTORE YR WAR ROOM.” The chat, created in January by Peter Giunta, former chair of the New York State Young Republicans, aimed to rally support for his bid to lead the national Young Republicans federation. Over several months, […]
Halloween is finally here! While this season always seems so fleeting, there’s no better way to immerse yourself in spooky season than through music. These 13 tracks are filled with nostalgia and good ol’ fashioned fun. Listen while you get dressed in your costumes, drive down a windy eerie road, or even carving a last […]
As fans across the world prepare for the fifth and final season of “Stranger Things” they can still experience a new story set in Hawkins, Indiana by taking a trip to Broadway. The Duffer brothers have teamed up with television show writer, Kate Trefry to create “Stranger Things: The First Shadow,” a thrilling, nearly three […]
For those of you who are big readers, there are so many places you can pick up a book and start reading. However, imagine you have a designated place filled with cool decorations, the fuzziest blankets, and the perfect atmosphere to get sucked into a book. If this sounds appealing to you, you may need […]