Telling Stories that Matter
Denisse Quintanilla ’22 is a bilingual news producer for KSN-TV in Wichita, Kansas.
From the Fall/Winter 2022 issue
Better Living through Data and Science
At Monmouth, data scientist Michelle Grushko ’15 fell in love with the idea that you can answer nearly any question with the proper research design and data analysis.
Launchpad: Denisse Quintanilla
The May 2022 graduate is a bilingual news producer for KSN-TV in Wichita, Kansas.
A Night to Remember
Monmouth hosted the Gala at the Great Hall on Saturday, Dec. 3, to raise vital support for the Access Fund, which helps fund scholarships for students with unmet financial need.
A Healthy Outlook
Joey Cioffi, CEO and founder of the rapidly expanding Salad House franchise, explains why his family is the secret to his success.
Living the Dream
Zack Sandler '20 is a producer at award-winning photographer Danny Clinch's Transparent Clinch Gallery.
2022 Alumni Award Winners
The Alumni Association honored three graduates for their professional accomplishments and service to the University during Alumni Weekend in June
Fearless at Heart
Jaclyn Isaac ’09 made a career switch that harnesses her passion for interior design.
There's No Place Like Space
Arthur Paolella is studying which 3D-printed materials can survive the harsh environment of space. What he learns could advance satellite technology.
Making Billboard's 40 Under 40
Lexi Todd ’13 has found success in the music industry by pursuing her passions.
Thinking Big
Michael Barnathan’s expertise in machine learning has taken him from Google to Facebook and beyond.
How To Find Success as an Entrepreneur
Five tips from Stephen Gerard ’89M.
For the Greater Good
Jamilah McMillan ’17, a first-year law student and Public Interest Scholar at Berkeley, is committed to helping marginalized communities that are disproportionately affected by the criminal justice system.
Playing the Long Game
Victoria Nelli is taking full advantage of her Monmouth education to pursue her ultimate goal of becoming a TV writer in L.A.
Above and Beyond
Robert B. Sculthorpe to receive inaugural President's Medal in recognition of his extraordinary service, philanthropy, and leadership of Monmouth University.
Marley & Me
Forty years ago this May, Bob Marley died, and Jeff Steinberg '84 was the last person to interview the reggae legend. Here, he recounts the call and breaking the news on WMCX.
A Force for Change
From the school nurse’s office to the statehouse, Eileen Gavin is helping to shape how we tackle public health issues.
Labor of Love
Mike and Barbara Farragher are helping others write their own happy endings.
Monmouth Hangouts
A trip down memory lane and through the West End to revisit some of our favorite college hot spots.
“Never waste a day.”
Major League Lacrosse MVP Bryce Wasserman is all about making the most of the moment.
First and Foremost
Jeana Piscatelli, the first woman to be elected chair of Monmouth University’s Board of Trustees, is right where she wants to be: helping to guide her alma mater to new heights.
In the Pits
A NASCAR jack man details life in the fast lane.
A Voice for the Voiceless
After losing her mother to domestic violence, Sarah Ripoli '14 launched a clothing brand to raise funds and awareness for other victims.
Home Too Soon
Evacuated because of the pandemic, two alumnae Peace Corps volunteers vow to return to their posts.