When most people think about hardcore punk, they tend to think of hate, screaming, and violence. Many are too scared to step foot near a venue holding a show of that genre for fear of the fans going to the show, and many are too scared to even talk to the people standing outside. The […]
Publication: Volume 98 (Fall 2025-Spring 2026)
Conan Gray’s “Wishbone” 2025 tour
It may not have been the third of December, but this past Tuesday was just as iconic. I’ve been a fan of Conan Gray since his first EP “Sunset Season,” nearly seven years ago, but I have never gotten the chance to see him live. Thanks to pre-sale tickets, I was able to secure three […]
Monmouth University’s Theatre Department presents “Into the Woods” this November
Step into the magical world of fairy tales, as Monmouth University’s Theatre Department prepares for their performances of James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim’s “Into the Woods.” “Into the Woods” written by Lapine with music from Sondheim is about those classic Brothers Grimm stories you know and love. You might know some of the songs from […]
Fall into a new hobby
WARNING! The infamous seasonal depression is approaching! As the colder seasons get closer, a great way to combat these blues is to find a new hobby. For many, finding hobbies to do can be hard, and it can be harder to find something to do that you want to stick to. As someone who loves […]
Your perfect fall TV guide: What to watch and when
Ahhh, it’s FINALLY that time of year again. You wake up to a crisp autumn breeze, grab a pumpkin spice latte after your morning walk, and make a Target run to add yet another (very necessary) scented candle to your infinitely growing collection. At the end of this perfect fall day, you cozy up by […]
Involvement Fair fall 2025: A rained-out and packed-in day
Monmouth University hosted its fall 2025 Involvement Fair on Sept. 17, a tradition that brings students, clubs, and organizations together to display the many opportunities students have to be involved on campus. This year was especially memorable not just for the energy inside but also the intense downpour outside. Initially planned to be held on […]
The beach: ultimate relaxation
When we think of the beach, we imagine a variety of things. Warm sand, crashing waves, the sun perched high in the sky; an image that seems very calming, peaceful, and relaxing. No matter which beach it is, it always induces this unique feeling of comfort and tranquility, facing a seemingly endless expanse of sun-touched […]
Are Savannah Bananas games better than the MLB?
The Bananas, similar to the Harlem Globetrotters, are about entertainment, giving people who paid money to watch the action without trying to keep score as they’ve hit different ballparks around the country and across various weekends. Although they’ve only come around recently, since 2016, they’re unlike any average cap and glove team. They’ve got moves, […]
Free speech in journalism: where do we draw the line?
Recent events have sparked conversation about the first amendment and freedom of speech. ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel Live! off air after comments Kimmel made about the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, which has sparked public and regulatory pressure, including warnings from FCC Chair, Brendan Carr. Disney reinstated the show six days later, calling his […]
Monmouth students protect the Arctic: new campaign joins push against drilling
A newly launched student organization has started at Monmouth University to fight against oil and gas drilling in the Arctic. The nonprofit group is part of the national Arctic Defense Campaign, which works to protect the Western Arctic and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. While the group at Monmouth only met for the first time last […]







