Q: How can I build a better Paper airplane?
Science education lecturer Letitia Graybill encourages her students to approach scientific problems with an artistic outlook.
From the Spring 2018 issue
Letters
Readers have their say.
Open for Discovery
The new-look Edison Science Building puts science on display.
Drill, Baby, Drill?
Examining a new poll on energy and the coast.
Paw Pals
Can playgroups improve a dog’s adoptability?
Last Trees Standing
How Climate Change Will Alter Coastal Forest Makeup.
Five Questions for Michael Waters
The English professor and celebrated poet talks craft, inspiration, and the essential nature of poetry.
Explain This: How Can I Cut Stress and Increase Focus?
Mindfulness meditation can help you become more attuned to the present moment, says Specialist Professor Cynthia O’Connell of Monmouth’s School of Education.
Crowdsourcing History
More than 100 artifacts are currently on display in the Monmouth University Library as part of an exhibit marking the centennial of the United States’ entry into WWI.
Taking On Teen Suicide
The suicide rate for adolescents has been slowly rising, according to the most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. We asked Michelle Scott, Ph.D., what can be done to reverse the trend.
Letters
Reader submissions for the Fall 2017 issue.
Explain This: How can i take great photos with my phone?
Specialist professor and photography expert Mark Ludak offers his advice on how to take gripping shots with mobile cameras.
Letters
Readers have their say.
Summer Lovin’
A graphical look at how we view love in America.
Bot Man
Giuseppe Licata is coding his way to the top, one chatbot at a time.
Campus Briefs
The Scene at West Long Branch
Grey Matters
A candid, annotated Q&A with Monmouth’s ninth president.
Béisbol and apple pie
America’s pastime has helped waves of immigrants assimilate to the U.S.
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.
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.