Weekly Food for the Soul

Student Center Cafeteria

Join the Chabad Jewish Club each week in the Student Center for kosher food, a chance to hang out, and a great way to meet new friends on campus!n—nEvent Details: […]

Get a New LinkedIn Profile Photo!

Career Development

Stop by the Career Development office (first floor of the Student Center, next to the Info Booth) to get your professional profile photo taken in our new, improved photo studio! […]

Athletes InterVaristy (AIV)

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Weekly Wednesday night meetingn—nEvent Details: https://campusgroups.monmouth.edu/rsvp?id=377058

Ongoing

Starting Over with John and Yoko: The Photographs

Pollak Gallery

In August 1980, John Lennon and Yoko Ono made their triumphant return to the recording studio after a self-imposed five-year absence. Roger Farrington, an up-and-coming photographer from Boston, was hired to get “the shot” that would announce their comeback. It would be Lennon’s most intense press scrutiny since the heady days of the Beatles’ maiden voyage to America in 1964, and for Farrington, it would be the assignment of a lifetime. Just four months later, Lennon’s assassination would plunge the world into mourning. Farrington, whose new book Starting Over with John and Yoko: The Photographs, is co-authored by Monmouth University Professor Kenneth Womack, will display his legendary photographs at the Pollak Theatre beginning October 15th, offering audiences a rare, firsthand look at one of the most significant chapters in Lennon’s life and career.

Singer/Songwriters in the ’70s, Part 2

Virtual (Zoom)

Class Schedule: December 3, 10, 17, 2026 | 7:30 – 9:00 PM

Through multimedia presentations and discussions, the class explores the major artists of the era, such as Taylor, Cat Stevens, Billy Joel, Jim Croce, Paul Simon, and Gordon Lightfoot.  Another topic will study the growth of female artists, with singer/songwriters such as Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon, Carole King, and Janis Ian achieving even greater success—and creative control—for women in music.  While the genre may have peaked in the 1970s, it continued to influence popular music in the 1980s and beyond; the veterans still produced fascinating songs, and artists such as Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, Dan Fogelberg, and Tracy Chapman updated the format for younger generations.  Part two traces the peak of the movement and its lingering influence.

$50