Béisbol and apple pie
America’s pastime has helped waves of immigrants assimilate to the U.S.
From the Spring 2017 issue
Bruce
The Boss returns to Monmouth for a candid conversation and to mark the start of a new partnership with the university.
Return of the King
Hawks basketball coach King Rice leads his team back to his alma mater. A Day in pictures.
Memory, Language, and Lost History
An interview with Melissa Febos.
Remembering Robert Emmett Mueller
The artist donated 1,500 pieces of his life's work to Monmouth.
Sea change
Welcome to the new Monmouth magazine.
Q: Is Hand Sanitizer Bad For You?
Biology Professor James Mack comes clean about the effectiveness of hand sanitizers.
#MUx2
The profiler
Alaina Love helps employees link their passions to purpose, allowing their organizations to thrive.
Fast food
Sushi—and science—propel runner Dylan Capwell.
Remembering Jules L. Plangere Jr.
The trustee emeritus had a major impact on the university.
Call My Name
An excerpt from Abandon Me, the new book from Monmouth professor Melissa Febos.
Driven
A freak injury saved Adriana Zelaya’s life. Now she wants to save others.
You spin me right round
At Tuesday Night Record Club, music lovers explore some of the most beloved albums of all time.
Of Mammoth Proportions
There’s more to Monmouth’s Aeolian organ than meets the eye.
The voice of her generation
Morissa Schwartz harnesses the power of words to challenge and inspire her peers.
Campus Briefs
The scene at West Long Branch.
Just the Facts
How can we cut through the polarizing partisanship that has gripped political discourse? Focus on evidence, not ideology, says Stephen Chapman, assistant professor of political science.
Project TVD
How an immersive learning experience in Vietnam changed the lives of two Monmouth University students and helped bring life to a volunteer doctor program.
Opinion Taker. Opinion Maker.
An interview with Patrick Murray, founding director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
No Ordinary Life
As a teen, Patrick Julu was forced to flee his homeland when a series of brutal civil wars took place. Today, this former refugee helps others overcome the toxic legacies of poverty and violence.
