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The Science of Superheroes
A biological breakdown of your favorite comic book characters.
A biological breakdown of your favorite comic book characters.
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.
Share your stories about the odd jobs you worked during college.
Corporate efficiency expert Bary Sherman explains how anyone can carpe diem.
Kathy Kelly examines the past through the lens of the paranormal.
Challenges lie ahead for American colleges and universities. President Patrick F. Leahy explains why Monmouth University is uniquely positioned to meet them head on.
The top five achievements from Coach Joe Compagni’s storied career.
Co-captain Anna Lazur talks team bonding, the hilarity of Dwight Schrute, and life lessons.
From the SGA offices to the bio labs, the senior is making his mark while looking toward the future.
The scene at West Long Branch.
Readers have their say.
Kenji Bahar is perfecting his management skills in the classroom and on the gridiron.
Teen vaping is on the rise. Here’s what every parent needs to know.
Outgoing president Grey Dimenna reflects on his time at Monmouth.
Public divided on role of wild animal exhibits.
After nearly a decade as a star wideout for the Dallas Cowboys, Miles Austin took on a new challenge: finishing his degree.
Monmouth University researchers are helping to pioneer a marine life detection technique that holds the promise of being less expensive, more humane, and more revealing than other longstanding scientific methods.
How hard work and some fatherly advice led Reggie White Jr. to the NFL.
Winning isn’t always about being atop the leaderboard.
How the great recession helped launch one alumna’s music career.
A look at Monmouth's new interactive digital media concentration.
Class of 2019 grads share where they’re headed next, and how Monmouth helped them get there.
Professor of Computer Science and Software Engineering, 1956–2019.