Rock Relics
The Bruce Springsteen Special Collection is like the Promised Land for fans of the Boss. And it’s got a new permanent home at Monmouth University.
From the Spring 2018 issue
A New School of Thought
America’s school-to-prison pipeline is having a devastating effect on at-risk youth. Monmouth students have a plan to fix the system.
Open for Discovery
The new-look Edison Science Building puts science on display.
Name Game
So Sweet A Cat Field is named for an animal, but not the kind you’d expect.
London Calling
A major change—and some Monmouth connections abroad—have Prachi Patel charting a new course for after graduation.
Higher Purpose
Sidelined by an injury this season, senior Nick Wilker has embraced his new role on the men’s lacrosse team while staying focused on his next stop: the Marine Corps.
Consumer Protector
Tired of getting duped by fake product reviews online? Saoud Khalifah’s website can help you
shop smarter.
Career Dossier: Al Mott
Founder of Senior America Inc.
Drill, Baby, Drill?
Examining a new poll on energy and the coast.
Campus Roundup
The scene at West Long Branch.
Just Her Cup of Tea
How A freshman seminar led Kaitlyn Baklarz on a career path full of flavor
Glorifying the golden years
Al Mott’s Ms. Senior America Pageant celebrates women who’ve reached “the Age of Elegance.”
The Power of Endowed Scholarships
To honor his late brother, Paul Corliss wants to make a Monmouth education possible for a new generation of students. He’s already made a difference in the life of one Hawk.
17 Things We Loved About 2017
An unapologetically idiosyncratic list of the Monmouth people, places, and events that made us smile this year.
Monmouth University students fan out for day of service
In the Garden
Every hoopster dreams of stepping on this court. These four did it.
The Genius Wows Monmouth
A Palace of Books
Monmouth’s library was once a summer retreat for one of America’s wealthiest families.
Campus Roundup
The latest goings-on in the Hawk community.
Coming to America (twice)
My 17,000-mile odyssey to become a Hawk.
Facing the Demons
Christian Benedetto Jr. repressed his PTSD until it was almost too late. Now he’s a resource and advocate for others coping with the disorder.
Paw Pals
Can playgroups improve a dog’s adoptability?
Last Trees Standing
How Climate Change Will Alter Coastal Forest Makeup.
Women, Cars, and Liberation
An annotated conversation with Katherine J. Parkin, author of the new book ”Women at the Wheel: A Century of Buying, Driving, and Fixing Cars.”