Caught in the Act
Mike Frankel '72 shares the stories behind his photos of classic rock legends.
From the Spring/Summer 2024 issue
Waves of Creativity
Associate Professor Kimberly Callas’ latest project merges art and science to highlight our oceans’ hidden depths and ecological significance.
Racing for Resilience
Graduate student Oleksandr Nedoruba organized Ukraine’s first extreme triathlon, inspiring hope in the country’s citizens during their ongoing war with Russia.
Brewing Beers & Bonds
Chelsey DeMarino-Ziolkowski '17 found love, family, and community all thanks to a cold one.
Partnership is the New Paradigm
A new dual degree program is preparing Monmouth students to work at the intersection of criminal justice and social work.
Inside the New Springsteen Archives
The Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music at Monmouth University unveils plans for its new home.
90 Things to Love about Monmouth
In honor of Monmouth’s 90th anniversary, we present this unapologetically idiosyncratic, somewhat randomly ordered assortment of the people, places, experiences, and traditions that make our University special.
Dancing Again
Women’s basketball caps its first season in the CAA with the program’s first NCAA bid in 40 years.
Food for Thought
Mark Dinglasan, the nation’s first state-level food security advocate, explains why efforts to end hunger need to go beyond simply handing out food.
Catching Up with the New Crew
Just a year after its inception, the women’s rowing program took to the water last fall in historic fashion.
Murder, Mystique, and Early Monmouth County
When Anthony Setaro started digging into the history of his family’s emigration from Italy, he uncovered a world of intrigue that had been lost for more than a century. Now he’s creating a multimedia universe that brings that world to life.
Paradoxical Paradise
An ambitious multiyear project is documenting the rich but often-overlooked history of African Americans in Asbury Park.
The Big Dig
On the hunt at Sandy Hook for relics of the past—and ways to protect them in the future.
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.
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.
The Resilient One
Damon Colbert spent much of his teens and 20s homeless and battling personal demons. Now, after earning three degrees from Monmouth in under a decade, he's committed to helping at-risk children realize their own potential.
The Next Normal
Learning to live with COVID-19.
The Games Will Go On, But the Opponents Could Change
By Marilyn McNeil, vice president and director of athletics.
The Music Never Stops
By Joe Rapolla, chair of the Music and Theatre Arts Department and director of the Music Industry Program.
Virtual Instruction Is Not Going Away
By John Henning, dean of the School of Education
A Safer Public and a Speedier Drug Pipeline
By Jeff Weisburg, specialist professor of biology.