Monmouth Baseball collected its second CAA sweep of the season over Elon to move to 10-2 in conference play; they now lead the north division and sit second overall in the conference. The Hawks opened their weekend set this past Friday afternoon against the Elon Phoenix at Latham Park at 2:30 p.m.. Despite Elon threatening […]
Publication: Volume 98 (Fall 2025-Spring 2026)
Hulu’s “Paradise” is back with season two
“It was never just about the bunker,” declared Samantha Redmond (Julianne Nicholson), or by code name “Sinatra,” in the teaser trailer for season two of the hit Hulu series “Paradise.” With the two first episodes releasing on Feb. 23, the second season takes viewers outside their comfort zone, in a literal sense, and it picks […]
“Wishbone (Deluxe)”: Conan Gray ends an era
Even with the warmer weather outside, Conan Gray has made sure to remind us about the cold sting of words with his new song “The Best,” a single from his upcoming “Wishbone (Deluxe)” album. On the last night of the North American leg of his Wishbone World Tour on Mar. 21, Gray announced that “The […]
Taylor Frankie Paul and “The Bachelorette” mess
What was supposed to be another dramatic and addictive season of “The Bachelorette” quickly turned into one of the most shocking controversies the franchise has ever faced. Rather than watching new relationships evolve, audiences were left watching something very different: a complete season collapse before it even had the chance to air. At the very […]
Can you feel that? It’s the sound of ocean waves, a local atmosphere, and three stages full of artists across genres and decades. Sea.Hear.Now music festival is coming back to the beaches of Asbury Park on Sept. 19 and 20 with some massive and talented names who are (hopefully) more than ready to knock our […]
Freshman year at Monmouth: What I wish I knew
Entering Monmouth as a freshman, I really thought I had everything figured out, as I’m sure everyone does. I thought college would just be a natural transition from high school and that as long as I worked hard, everything would fall into place. As a sophomore now, about to go into junior year already, there […]
HawkTank 2026 showcases student innovation
The Center for Entrepreneurship is preparing to host its annual HawkTank competition on Apr. 22, where seven student-led ventures will pitch their ideas in front of a panel of judges for a chance to secure funding and take their businesses to the next level. From 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Bey Hall will transform into a […]
Netflix is raising prices again: is it still worth it?
I used to always go to open my Netflix app on either my TV or phone without thinking twice. It had been part of my daily routine without the amount of content they produce. I would immediately scroll for a few minutes, pick something that looked appealing, and put it on. Now, I go to […]
Is NIL ruining college basketball?
CAA March Madness is in full swing as the Elite 8 is underway and the final stretch of the men’s college basketball season is among us. A major theme that has been talked about throughout the tournament is that upset games/smaller schools winning is becoming increasingly more uncommon, and I cannot help but think that […]
Mid-semester burnout
Midway through the semester, many students begin to feel the weight of academic expectations, extracurricular commitments, and the pressure of what comes next. While the start of the term often brings motivation and structure, this stretch of the semester can feel different, marked by fatigue, increased workload, and a growing sense of burnout. As students […]







