The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music opened on Monmouth University’s campus on June 13, bringing exhibits on Bruce Springsteen’s career and the broader history of American music to a 30,000-square-foot building. About 20,000 square feet of the building are dedicated to exhibits. Monmouth students can visit the center for free, but they must still […]
Publication: Volume 99 (Fall 2026 - Spring 2027)
Alison Gilbert is helping a new generation of entrepreneurs turn ideas into impact
In Bey Hall Room 127, home to Monmouth University’s Center for Entrepreneurship, Alison Gilbert works. Gilbert has spent the past four years collaborating with students and entrepreneurs to turn early ideas into something real, leading the Center’s work on campus and throughout the region. The path that brought Gilbert to Room 127, though, was not […]
Men’s Soccer draws No. 15 Hofstra
On Monmouth Men’s Soccer played nationally ranked Hofstra to a 1-1 draw in its second game of conference play on Saturday, Sep. 12. Hofstra, ranked No. 15 in the nation in the United Soccer Coaches poll, entered the game with a 4-0-1 record, with their other draw coming against fellow CAA opponent Stony Brook. Despite […]
Women’s Soccer shuts out Columbia to extend unbeaten streak to six
Monmouth Women’s Soccer earned a shutout victory against Ivy League opponent Columbia on Sunday, Sep. 13 as they have now gone six games in a row without losing. Despite being outshot 19-8, goalkeeper Tallulah Miller had seven saves, tying the most she’s had in a game in her career, to help Monmouth secure the win. […]
The Monmouth field hockey team earned two non-conference wins against Temple on Friday, Sept. 11 and Wagner on Sunday, Sep. 13. Two Monmouth players earned weekly CAA accolades for their performances, with junior Milla Frye winning CAA Offensive Player of the Week and freshman Maja Schröder earning CAA Rookie of the Week honors. The Hawks […]
New Jersey residents push back against data centers
New Jersey town meetings are becoming a new battle ground for a fight against building data centers. According to News 12, more than 90 municipalities have proposed or adopted restrictions and even bans on artificial intelligence and large scale data center expansions after citizens showed up at town halls across the state in large numbers […]
FX’s “Adults:” Sitcom reimagined
Calling all “New Girl” fans, Hulu has a show just for you! On May 28th, 2025, the FX comedy “Adults” premiered on Hulu and was quickly renewed for a second season, which was released just last month. Reminiscent of “New Girl” and “Friends,” “Adults” follows an unconventional group of friends living in Queens, New York […]
“Chuck Timely and The Hourglass:” Role Model takes listeners back in time
From alternative pop-rap to indie-folk and country, Tucker Pillsbury (better known as Role Model) is no stranger to a genre change. Released in August, his latest album “Chuck Timely and The Hourglass” takes listeners on a new adventure, a vintage Americana sound inspired by the likes of Jackson Browne, The Rolling Stones, and Dire Straits, […]
Entertainment editor’s book-to-screen adaptation release radar
As an avid reader, a book-to-movie adaptation is both my greatest fear and most anticipated release. There is no better feeling than seeing your favorite scenes brought to the big screen and putting a face to your soul characters, but it does come with the risk of storyline changes and character misinterpretations. It’s always an […]
The ultimate fall bucket list
Fall is one of the most anticipated seasons each year, with pumpkin flavored drinks returning, warm seasonal decor, cozy hangouts and comfort rewatches of iconic tv shows/movies. However, for numerous students, this season will be accompanied by stress that comes from juggling school life and your personal time. Being a student, you will have to […]










