The Big Dig
On the hunt at Sandy Hook for relics of the past—and ways to protect them in the future.
From the Spring/Summer 2022 issue
Under Review
In 2010, a blown call robbed Armando Galarraga of a perfect game. Now, a Monmouth pre-law class is appealing his case to the commissioner of MLB.
Out of the Dark
Gripped by the claws of opioid use disorder, Nikki Tierney was convicted of child endangerment. Even after 13 years of recovery, it haunted her every move: where she could work, how she could interact with her kids. So Tierney focused on changing the law—and the lives of others who are in sustained remission from substance use disorder.
Correspondence
Discussion and reactions to our last issue.
Global Classroom
Two Monmouth alumnae earned Fulbright ETA Awards that will send them abroad to teach and foster intercultural exchange.
Alumni Board Welcomes New Members
Three new members join three incumbents for terms beginning July 1.
Fearless at Heart
Jaclyn Isaac ’09 made a career switch that harnesses her passion for interior design.
Monmouth Athletics 2022 Hall of Fame Class
Two former Hawks standouts and members of the Touchdown Club to be honored.
What's the Danger of Algal Blooms?
Our resident expert, Jason Adolf, explains.
Snow Day!
Share your favorite memories of being in the snow on campus.
Correspondence
Discussion and reactions to last issue. Plus, readers share memories of their favorite spots on campus.
Flight Control
Claude Taylor is bringing a more personalized approach to first-generation student services at Monmouth.
The View From Here
The Boss, His Holiness, and more news from around campus.
Is Climate Change a Game Changer for MLB?
How temperatures affect umpires' pitch calling.
There's No Place Like Space
Arthur Paolella is studying which 3D-printed materials can survive the harsh environment of space. What he learns could advance satellite technology.
Huddle Up
A new group of Black student-athletes is working to foster meaningful dialogue on diversity and inclusion.
The Perfect Pick
Pamela Scott-Johnson is a
different type of leader.
Free To Die or Forced To Be Free?
What the most influential social contract theorists might say about today’s mask mandates.
Office Space: Bill Schreiber, Ph.D.
The chair of Monmouth University's Department of Chemistry and Physics shows us one of the most valuable scientific tools on campus.
A Study in Superheroes
Professor Maryanne Rhett's students are exploring inclusivity and intellectualism through an unexpected source.
Signs of Growth
Over the past year, Monmouth has increased access, launched well-prepared graduates into new careers, and achieved its highest-ever ranking in select national polls.
Family Ties
When Kathy Brady was just six credits into her master’s in nursing, she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. That didn’t stop her education.
On The Bay
A team of student filmmakers partnered with industry professionals to create a feature-length documentary that tells the story of New Jersey’s largest body of water, the Barnegat Bay.
Building Tomorrow
As chief innovation officer at the American Society of Civil Engineers, Jerry Buckwalter’s job is to analyze what the world will look like in 50 years—and to make sure that vision encourages more immediate change.