College athletics has entered a new era, one where NIL deals, revenue sharing, and the transfer portal are reshaping the rules. Jennifer Sansevero explains how Monmouth is adapting to stay competitive while preserving what makes Hawks athletics special.
With support from an NSF grant, Assistant Professor Weihao Qu is developing a framework to help programmers more precisely verify software.
Inside the Human Performance Lab, where every rep is a research opportunity.
From Bruce Springsteen to standout rankings, here’s what’s making noise around campus.
Kristin Bluemel’s new book uncovers how women wood engravers in Depression-era Britain used a humble craft to carve out space for modern art—and for themselves.
Highlights from the campaign’s quiet phase.
Billie McNally gives us a tour of the Linda Grunin Simulation Lab and Learning Center’s Pediatrics Suite.
A horticultural therapist explains how sowing seeds can help you reap more than just a bountiful harvest.
For 20 years, Monmouth’s Urban Coast Institute has championed science, policy, and partnerships to protect coastal ecosystems and the communities that depend on them.
Professors Stanley Blair and John Morano take scholarship off the page and into the field, unearthing stories both historic and prehistoric.
Discussion and reactions to our last issue.
Nicole Pulliam earns national recognition for her work in expanding opportunities for students and teachers.
A professor-student collaboration leads to an innovative app—and Monmouth’s first patent in 18 years.
Hail to the new chief, the new campus hot spot, and more news from Monmouth.
Blue Hawk Records marks milestone with 25th studio album, "Signature Edition."
Brooke van de Sande uses cutting-edge DNA techniques in her research tracking whales off the New Jersey coast.
A then-and-now look at Americans’ favorite pastimes.
Vessel Captain and Operations Manager Virgilio "VG" Gonzalez gives us a tour of the University's newest research vessel.
Why New Jersey continues to pump the brakes on self-service gas.
Douglas Brinkley lecture examines how protest music helped shape the environmental movement.
Meet Faith Bates, Monmouth’s most recent Fulbright recipient.
The second annual American Music Honors, summer reads, and more news from campus.
Discussion and reactions to our last issue.
Associate Professor of Communication Michael Phillips-Anderson discusses the art of humor in presidential rhetoric.