Before 2020, high schoolers, college students, and even kids in elementary school did not have a single thought of online classes. But, once the COVID-19 pandemic hit America and commenced a nation and worldwide lockdown, we were forced to adjust to a new way of learning: online classes. Unfortunately, in my opinion, I believe that […]
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Are College Students in Danger of Burnout?
College students face a ton of pressure. Whether you are a student-athlete or someone that is involved in many clubs and extracurriculars, balancing school and the rest of your life can feel extremely stressful.According to the article, “Stress vs. Burnout: Addressing Burnout Among College Students” written by Jerry Kosmin, it states that college burnout develops […]
DC vs. Marvel
In the world of pop culture and comic book adoration, many fans find themselves enthralled with the world of superheroes- their origins, their exploits, and the adventures they endure. Out of the vast world of superheroes, and the large collections of comics that have been published over the years, two major companies lead the front […]
Hershey: The Champs of Candy
As we draw closer and closer to Halloween, the one and only commercial king of the season is candy. Although there are countless candy companies around the globe that leave their mark on sweet-toothed folks near and far, none compare to the excellence of The Hershey Company. The Hershey Company owns a variety of prosperous […]
A Message from FAMCO
Dear Monmouth University Students, Administrators, Faculty, and Staff: We, the faculty at Monmouth University, have a fundamental mission: to educate, inspire, and empower every Monmouth University student to pursue their dreams and aspirations. As educators, it’s our passion to guide students on their academic journeys, helping them become the best version of themselves. However, there […]
Pinkwashing During BCAM
Most people may feel sad or sympathetic when they hear about breast cancer awareness (BCA); unfortunately, however, these feelings do not extend to corporations. October is breast cancer awareness month (BCAM), a time to honor those who have lost their battle against this harrowing disease, support those who are still fighting, and advocate for research […]
“The Ties That Bind” with the Springsteen Archives
Monmouth University is set to become “The Promised Land” for Springsteen fans, as it was announced on October 18 they will build a 30,000-square foot building on its small campus by 2026 for the Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music at a hefty price tag of $45 million.Not only will the building host […]
Late-Night TV is Back, But Does it Really Matter?
Since the summer of 2023, late-night TV has been off the air as well as many other Writers Guild of America-associated productions. In the past weeks, beloved hosts such as Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, and Stephen Colbert have returned live on cable TV. Late-night TV is finally back! But, honestly, do we even care anymore? […]
The Benefits of Reading for Pleasure
Reading for pleasure can be beneficial as it helps improve important skills or can provide an outlet of relaxation. Opening a book is one of my favorite ways to unwind, and it’s also a fun way to learn about a new world and characters. I don’t always read every day, and that’s okay! If you […]
Students’ Thoughts on Fall Break
Already a month into the semester with midterms in full swing, fall break is just around the corner, giving students a chance to relax, enjoy time off of school, and catch up on their assignments. The Monmouth University Residential Halls close at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 13. From then until Oct. 17, no classes […]