The Games Will Go On, But the Opponents Could Change
By Marilyn McNeil, vice president and director of athletics.
From the Spring 2021 issue
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.
Work From Home Is Here to Stay
By Noah Hart, coordinator of first year advising, whose research focuses on the workplace.
The Art of the Pandemic
By Corey Dzenko, art historian and associate professor of art and design.
Ahead of the Curve
Entrepreneur Krish Ramakrishnan has made a career of being in the right place at the right time.
Our Man in the Pentagon
As the Army’s second highest-ranking civilian, Christopher Lowman is working to modernize the largest branch of the US military.
The Dark Side of WeChat
How the chat app turned “mega-platform” has become China’s ultimate tool for authoritarianism and censorship.
The Long Struggle
A Q&A on the civil rights movement, Black Lives Matter, and the ongoing fight for Black equality.
Dispatches From the Front Lines
A medical social worker recounts her experience helping COVID-19 patients at one Jersey Shore hospital.
Pandemic Aftershocks
A counseling professor examines the mental health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dispatches From the Front Lines
An EMT shares what it’s like working in a COVID-19 hot zone.
Dispatches From the Front Lines
How COVID-19 is affecting life inside one rehab and long-term care facility.
Dispatches From the Front Lines
Step inside a New York City ICU during the peak of the outbreak.
Dispatches From the Front Lines
A pulmonologist takes on COVID-19 in the ICU and on social media.
All in a Day’s Work
Readers recall tales of triumph, tragedy, and the Talking Heads in our round-up of college job memories.
Healing with Horses
René Stone discovered the benefits of equine therapy while recovering from her own personal trauma. Now she’s using horses to help veterans suffering from PTSD.
Our Warming Planet
Monmouth faculty weigh in on the defining issue of our time: climate change.
Cuba: A Tropical Symphony
Sixty years after the revolution, Cuban voices tell their stories.
A Fair Field And No Favor
When a tragic accident left his son severely disabled, Christian Kane set out to create a facility where children with special needs can experience the simple joys of childhood. His vision is finally becoming a reality.
Scary But True
Kathy Kelly examines the past through the lens of the paranormal.
Prescient President
Challenges lie ahead for American colleges and universities. President Patrick F. Leahy explains why Monmouth University is uniquely positioned to meet them head on.
Miles and Miles
After nearly a decade as a star wideout for the Dallas Cowboys, Miles Austin took on a new challenge: finishing his degree.