“The road to equality is challenging but not impossible.” In the 1800s, women were expected to cook, clean, and care for the household, respect their husbands, and raise the children. During this period, no woman could hold a job, have properties in their name, go to school, or even get a divorce. These biases only […]
The Office of Student Engagement is one of the many important departments within Monmouth University. With the recent name change from the Office of Student Activities to the Office of Student Engagement, new staff and a new expectation for campus involvement has helped the student body come together. There are six crucial faculty members that […]
If you are a Monmouth student searching for an alibi on a Friday night, no matter the motive, the Student Activities Board (SAB) has you covered. On Friday, Jan. 26, Monmouth University’s Student Activities Board put on yet another to-die-for event. The 90s-themed Murder Mystery Dinner was a theater kid’s dream. With wacky costumes, punny […]
Music industry is a unique program offered here at Monmouth. Ranked as one of Billboard’s 2023 top music business schools, this program allows for students to follow their passions for music and allows for opportunities within the field while still a student. From working on tour with bands to producing and working in a studio, […]
Ever wanted your music to be featured on an album? Blue Hawk Records is the way to go! Monmouth is home to Blue Hawk Records, which is the student-run record label that hosts students bands or their own independent music. This electric club amplifies students’ voices so that they are heard across the world. This […]
The 1960s was an amazing time for Monmouth students as they showed off their Hawk pride with fun filled events throughout the semester. Student life thrived with an increased interest in clubs and Greek life, more social events, like prom, and popular speakers like Martin Luther King, Jr. and a performance by Ray Charles. To […]
On Thursday, Nov. 16., the Visiting Writers Series presented two poets, Mihaela Moucaliuc, Ph.D, and Michael Waters, Ph.D, as they read a variety of their poems to students and faculty in the Great Hall. The event helped shine light on their writing through their publications. The series began in 2005 and was founded by Michael […]
Since 1996, Monmouth’s World Languages and Cultures Department has hosted the annual World Languages Festival where students have the opportunity to display abilities in another language and celebrate other cultures through performances and ethnic cuisine. This year, falling on Nov. 15, student performances at the festival highlighted cultures from countries like Chile, Italy, Spain, Argentina, […]
From Sep. 5 through Dec. 8, the DiMattio and Ice House Galleries will be hosting the exhibit “PAT CRESSON Taking a Leap –The Power of the Natural World 45 Years of Creative Work.” This exhibit contains 21 different categories of Patricia Cresson’s, Professor of Art and Design, work spanning over 47 years of making art. […]
Graced with a Press Badge which allowed me to attend all four days without cost, I can finally report on how the comeback of Comic Con was since COVID. As soon as I was off the train, I was immediately met with people in costumes. It was easy to recognize who was headed to the […]