Can education and economic empowerment put an end to the gender-based violence that has plagued the world’s largest democracy?

Monmouth researchers are tracking sharks off the coast of New Jersey in an effort to better understand how improper catch and release affects their numbers.

With his professional baseball career over, Jake Gronsky is focusing on his other passion: writing. His new book, “A Short Season,” tells the true story of his friend, Josiah Viera, a boy with a rare disease and an even rarer ability to inspire everyone he meets.

Tips, trick and hacks to help you have maximum fun this summertime.

A rare neurological disorder robs girls and women of simple communication. A new effort aims to help give them their voices back.

The Bruce Springsteen Special Collection is like the Promised Land for fans of the Boss. And it’s got a new permanent home at Monmouth University.

America’s school-to-prison pipeline is having a devastating effect on at-risk youth. Monmouth students have a plan to fix the system.

Christian Benedetto Jr. repressed his PTSD until it was almost too late. Now he’s a resource and advocate for others coping with the disorder.

An annotated conversation with Katherine J. Parkin, author of the new book ”Women at the Wheel: A Century of Buying, Driving, and Fixing Cars.”

In 1992, Coach Kevin Callahan didn’t have so much as a campus office, let alone a team. Now, 130-plus wins later, Callahan and hawks football are celebrating the quarter-century mark.

David Perez ’17M and an innovative program are making an impact on youth literacy.

Saliba Sarsar has dedicated his life’s work to healing the differences between Israelis and Palestinians.

On the hunt with Monmouth faculty and students working to stop a stealthy killer that’s decimating the Barnegat Bay ecosystem.

An excerpt from Abandon Me, the new book from Monmouth professor Melissa Febos.

How an immersive learning experience in Vietnam changed the lives of two Monmouth University students and helped bring life to a volunteer doctor program.

An interview with Patrick Murray, founding director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.

As a teen, Patrick Julu was forced to flee his homeland when a series of brutal civil wars took place. Today, this former refugee helps others overcome the toxic legacies of poverty and violence.