The History & Anthropology Club and Sigma Tau Delta, Monmouth’s English Honor Society, held its annual book sale on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, giving students a chance to pick up a couple books for a cheap price and find something new and interesting to read. Books cost $1 each, or students could purchase five […]
Publication: Volume 99 (Fall 2026 - Spring 2027)
Student journalism must hold universities accountable
The “Cornell Seven” refers to seven Cornell University fraternity members accused of sexually assaulting a student, identified in court documents as Jane Doe, at the Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024. The allegations gained renewed national attention after Doe filed a civil lawsuit in September 2026 against Cornell and others, raising questions about how […]
Why don’t we go to the movies anymore?
Now think about the last time you went to the movies. Was it a week ago? A month ago? A year ago? I’ll bet some of you can’t even remember the last time you watched the lights dim with a bucket of popcorn in your lap. Especially as college students, we often don’t make time […]
Risk is better than regret
A quote that has stuck with me personally especially since this past summer is, “risk is better than regret.” I believe that it is a very true statement, encouraging us to take something we are facing head on rather than wait it out. It makes two extremely important points. “Risk” tells us that we may […]
Landing an internship: How Monmouth University is helping students take flight
It all started in Professor Kirsch’s class, where students of all majors get together at 8:30 a.m. to learn the ins and outs of professional communication. His coursework covers the seemingly small details: How to write an email that might actually get a response, updating a LinkedIn profile to hit 500 connections, and what’s the […]
Finding something to look forward to: How to beat the mid-semester blues
October is kind of an ironic month to be a college student. On social media, fall looks like one of the best times of the year. Everyone goes to pumpkin patches, buys new sweaters, looks for Halloween costumes, gets seasonal drinks, and rewatches shows like “Gilmore Girls.” Everything about the season makes it feel like […]
What to watch before Halloween
I always have a list of films to watch throughout October, but before I know it, Halloween comes around, and I’ve seen only two or three of them. With school and work keeping me busy, a movie night seems easy to set up, but it never makes it onto my schedule. It’s a simple way […]
Take a trip to the rink with “Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody”
Calling all “Heated Rivalry” fans! After the incredible first season of the hit show “Heated Rivalry,” it’s safe to say we’re all desperate for more content. The wait for season two of the series and Rachel Reid’s new book about the couple titled “Unrivaled” can feel so long, but the off-Broadway production of “Heated Rivalry: […]
New “Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping” trailer drops ahead of release
Following the release of Suzanne Collin’s fourth “Hunger Games” novel, “The Ballad of Songbird and Snakes,” and the consequential film, she released a fifth novel this past March titled “Sunrise on the Reaping,” with an expected film being released this November. It takes place 24 years before the first Hunger Games novel, following Haymitch in […]
Robert Pattinson: A popular hidden gem
If the last time you’ve seen Robert Pattinson was as a sparkly vampire, it’s definitely time to revisit his filmography.Pattinson is a well-known English actor and film producer, born May 13, 1986, and is currently 40 years old. While many know him from the franchise “Twilight,” his career started long before that. Pattinson made his […]








