01 Nov 2023

Monmouth College's Zeta Beta Tau Chapter to Host Anti-Semitism Speaker on November 5

By Duane Bonifer

People participate in a Jewish solidarity march on January 5, 2020, in New York City. The march was held in response to a recent rise in antisemitic crimes in the greater New York metropolitan area

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (November 1, 2023) — They didn't know it at the time, but earlier this year, the brothers of Monmouth College's Zeta Beta Tau fraternity scheduled an anti-Semitism program that is now very much tied to current international events.

01 Nov 2023

Sweet Treat: Monmouth College Business Students Gain Insights from Whitey's Ice Cream VP

By Duane Bonifer

Whitey's vice president Annika Tunberg (in center) poses with members of one of the two Monmouth classes she met with October 26. The students are holding some of the free samples that Tunberg brought with her to campus

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (November 1, 2023) — Students in a pair of 300-level classes at Monmouth College gained some real-life business insights from a pretty sweet guest lecturer.

30 Oct 2023

Exchange student from Northern Ireland Has Felt Welcomed at Monmouth College

By Duane Bonifer

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (October 30, 2023) — Monmouth College has been a good choice for Northern Ireland's Dylan Copland.

A 21-year-old junior studying business, Copland is part of the British Council's Study USA exchange program. He's come to America from North-West Regional College in Northern Ireland, where his major is media.

27 Oct 2023

Monmouth College Athletes to Hand Out Halloween Treats to Area Children

By Duane Bonifer

The Monmouth College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee will hold a trick-or-treating event for area children and their family members 5-7PM on Halloween. This year's event will be held on East Broadway in front of Dahl Chapel and Auditorium

27 Oct 2023

Monmouth, Knox Colleges Combine to Donate Blood to Area Hospitals

By Duane Bonifer

Monmouth College student Sophia Swift ('24) of Port Byron, Illinois, is all smiles while giving blood Thursday afternoon in the College's Huff Athletic Center. Swift helped organize the blood drive, which raised 48 units of blood for area hospitals

26 Oct 2023

Monmouth College's Thompson Lecture to Explore Connections Between Religion and Nature

By Duane Bonifer

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (October 26, 2023) — An engaging speaker who specializes in the connections between religion and nature will present Monmouth College's annual Samuel M Thompson Memorial Lecture.

25 Oct 2023

Big Changes to Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Will Force Some College Students' Families to Play the Waiting Game, According to Monmouth College VP for Student Financial Planning Jayne Schreck

By Duane Bonifer

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (October 25, 2023) — Two very important abbreviations to consider as high school seniors prepared to go to college were GPA and ACT.

18 Oct 2023

Monmouth College Reception for Featured Artist Jesse Howard October 24; Works Focus on Plight of the Homeless and the Disenfranchised

By Duane Bonifer

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (October 18, 2023) — An artist whose work confronts "the most pressing issues of contemporary life" will be on Monmouth College's campus October 24 to discuss his current exhibition in the Len G Everett Gallery in Hewes Library.

17 Oct 2023

Monmouth College Guest Scholar Will Look Back 6,000 Years at Burial Practices in Israel, Palestine

By Duane Bonifer

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (October 17, 2023) — Earlier this month, Monmouth College hosted a ceremony to dedicate a headstone for respected nineteenth-century citizen Champion Miller, a former slave who bought his freedom.

But how were esteemed members of a community memorialized roughly 6,000 years ago?

16 Oct 2023

Like Nobel Prize-Winner, Monmouth College Professor Brian Park Has Studied Women in the Workforce

By Duane Bonifer

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (October 16, 2023) — Last week, the Nobel Prize in economics was awarded to Harvard University professor Claudia Goldin for research on the workplace gender gap. Goldin's research helps explain why women around the world are less likely than men to work (50% vs. 80%) and to earn less money (13% less) when they do.

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