Chasing Greatness
How hard work and some fatherly advice led Reggie White Jr. to the NFL.
From the Summer 2019 issue
The Walk-On
Winning isn’t always about being atop the leaderboard.
Too good to fail
How the great recession helped launch one alumna’s music career.
Visions of the Future
A look at Monmouth's new interactive digital media concentration.
Going Places
Class of 2019 grads share where they’re headed next, and how Monmouth helped them get there.
Remembrance: William Tepfenhart
Professor of Computer Science and Software Engineering, 1956–2019.
Remembrance: Kenneth Stunkel
Emeritus Professor of History and Former Dean, 1931-2019.
Mindfulness for Minors
Rodney Salomon and Mychal Mills are using holistic intervention to help children in at-risk communities steer clear of trouble.
A Living Legacy
An artist’s passion endures at Monmouth.
Taking Root
With an expanding understanding of wellness, Western medicine looks East.
Letters
Readers have their say.
2019 Alumni Award Winners
Alumni Association honors three alumni during Reunion Weekend.
Campus Briefs
The scene at West Long Branch.
Double DOUBLE Vision
The Stratz and Jenkins sisters—track teammates and identical twins—talk running, rituals, and more.
Holding Court
Nicola Pipoli talks MAAC championships, Rafael Nadal, and grandma’s cooking.
The Insider
Kayvon Paul is still months away from graduating, but that hasn’t stopped him from being a force in the political world.
Q: How Can I Preserve My Family’s History?
Melissa Ziobro offers advice on how to keep your family's memories alive for future generations.
Campus Briefs
The scene at West Long Branch
Striking a Balance
Diego Zubieta finds fulfillment in two seemingly contradictory worlds: art and football.
Monmouth University Names Patrick F. Leahy 10th President
The current president of Wilkes University will start his tenure at Monmouth on Aug. 1, 2019.
Pieces of Home
International students share the mementos that remind them of home.
Press Matters
The early days of Monmouth's fourth estate.
Rock of Ages
In Search of America’s favorite Rock band.
Signs of Life
Melissa Surdez was given six months to live. Now, nearly seven years later, she’s telling others that “terminal” doesn’t have to mean they should stop living.