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Talking with Terry Spear ’81M
Sexy werewolves, jaguar shifters, and medieval Highlanders are all in a day’s work for this “USA Today” best-selling author of paranormal books for teens and adults.
Sexy werewolves, jaguar shifters, and medieval Highlanders are all in a day’s work for this “USA Today” best-selling author of paranormal books for teens and adults.
Reader submissions for the Fall 2017 issue.
The university ranked 28th out of the 196 institutions that share the category “Regional Universities North,” and was also ranked 13th in the “Best Colleges for Veterans” listing. Discover what else is trending upward at Monmouth.
HERO Campaign chairman and CEO Bill Elliott ’95M is working to end drunk driving tragedies.
Alex Gilvarry’s new novel follows one irredeemable man’s search for meaning.
A print journalist finds new life by returning to his radio roots.
How Monmouth’s underpass provides more than just safe passage.
Led by Susan Pagano, Monmouth’s Food Recovery Network is reducing campus waste while feeding the
local community.
The mosquito-borne virus represents an unprecedented health crisis for pregnant women, but Michele Evering-Watley ’89 is working round the clock to minimize its impact at home and abroad.
10 things to know about Monmouth’s student-run record label.
Justin Robinson reflects on an amazing Hawks career.
Specialist professor and photography expert Mark Ludak offers his advice on how to take gripping shots with mobile cameras.
David Perez ’17M and an innovative program are making an impact on youth literacy.
Readers have their say.
Two alumni recall their wet and wild days performing as clown divers.
A graphical look at how we view love in America.
Saliba Sarsar has dedicated his life’s work to healing the differences between Israelis and Palestinians.
Giuseppe Licata is coding his way to the top, one chatbot at a time.
The Scene at West Long Branch
A candid, annotated Q&A with Monmouth’s ninth president.
On the hunt with Monmouth faculty and students working to stop a stealthy killer that’s decimating the Barnegat Bay ecosystem.