Rising tuition costs and spending habits have been points of debate on college campuses, including Monmouth. As students watch their tuition increase every year, questions continue to circulate about how that money is allocated among academics, athletics, and student services. More specifically, whether the price truly reflects the value. Some editors shared concerns about how […]
Publication: Volume 98 (Fall 2025-Spring 2026)
President Leahy and the members of the Pride Club meet to discuss campus climate
Members of the Pride Club met with President Patrick Leahy, Ed.D. on Oct. 6 to discuss how Monmouth University can work with LGBTQIA+ students to improve the campus climate, and feel more accepted on campus. The meeting was scheduled after the Pride Club learned about The Princeton Review’s “The Best 391 Colleges, 2026,” which named […]
Monmouth announces Hawk Excellence Fund
In an effort to help keep Monmouth athletics competitive in this era of NIL college sports, Director of Athletics Jen Sansevero announced a new donation initiative, called the Hawk Excellence Fund, at an event in the campus’s Athletic Hall of Fame on Sept. 10. According to the Monmouth Athletics website, the Hawk Excellence Fund was […]
Monmouth’s School of Social Work celebrates 50 years
Monmouth University’s School of Social Work is marking its 50th anniversary, celebrating five decades of educating and empowering future social workers. According to the U.S. News & World Report, Monmouth University’s School of Social Work is ranked as one of the top social work programs in the country. The school offers an undergraduate Bachelor of […]
Monmouth welcomes new director of sports medicine
Monmouth University Athletics Department appointed Lewis Young as its new Director of Sports Medicine this July, following the retirement of the previous director, Simon Rosenblum. Athletes, coaches, and staff anticipate that Young’s leadership will significantly impact Monmouth’s Athletic Programs. Jen Sansevero, Director of Athletics at Monmouth University, said, “Lewis brings with him a wealth of […]
Women’s soccer suffers consecutive losses to open CAA play
Monmouth Women’s Soccer opened CAA Play with two consecutive losses to the College of Charleston and UNC Wilmington. The Hawks entered the week on a six game unbeaten streak, but two shutout losses dropped Monmouth to 0-2-0 to start CAA play. Monmouth’s conference opener took place on Thursday, Sep. 18 against the College of Charleston. […]
Monmouth Field Hockey takes down Rutgers to improve to 6-1
The Monmouth Hawks took down the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in a 4-2 victory this past Sunday on a road trip to Piscataway to snap a six game losing streak to the Scarlet Knights; the Hawks improved their record to 6-1 on the season. Two of the Hawks goals came in the first quarter. Emily Singer, […]
Men’s soccer gets second win in conference play
This past Sunday the Monmouth Men’s Soccer team headed to Captains Field in Hempstead, New York to take on the Hofstra Pride in a defensive battle that resulted in another win for the Hawks. It was junior defender Raul Garcia who was the deciding factor in the CAA match-up. In the 84th minute of the […]
Football downs Villanova in home opener
Monmouth football took care of business against Villanova on Saturday, Sept. 20, as the FCS’s top offense continued to shine on family weekend. The Hawks entered the game averaging 42 points per game on offense, and they eclipsed that mark against the Wildcats, scoring a season-high 51 points in the victory. Scoring in this game […]
Late Night under fire: Kimmel and the politics of free speech
Within the past few months, two of late-night television’s most prominent voices, Stephen Colbert and, most recently, Jimmy Kimmel, have faced abrupt endings to their respective shows. In May, CBS announced that ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ would come to a close in 2026, after nearly a decade on air. Four months later, ABC […]