MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (March 19, 2021) — Is America's fastest-growing racial and ethnic group making a difference on the landscape of US politics?
Luis Fraga, a professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame, where he also directs its Institute for Latino Studies, is among those who say that is indeed the case.
MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (March 18, 2021) — For a third of a century, Monmouth Rotarians have engaged in a friendly competition to forecast the year's US economy.
MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (March 10, 2021) — A series of watercolor drawings by an artist whose works have been described as "clairvoyant" is on display in the Len G Everett Gallery of Monmouth College's Hewes Library.
"The Life Hermetic" features 16 watercolor drawings by Scott Espeseth, the Dr Richard K and Gloria T Nystrom Professorial Chair in Fine Arts at Beloit (Wisconsin) College.
MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (March 5, 2021) — Adrienne Hagen didn't exactly plan the timing this way, but she is in the midst of leading a series of events in her field, which one of her Monmouth College colleagues called an "exceptional" achievement for someone so early in her career.
MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (March 3, 2021) — David Suda, a Monmouth College professor widely-acclaimed by his colleagues and former students as a "Renaissance man," died February 27 at the age of 77 at his Sarasota, Florida, home.
Monmouth College graduates Kuang Khant Nyein ('20) and Ei Ei Khine ('18) are pictured at one of the College's Cultural Festival events during their time as students.
Monmouth College Associate Director of Admission Wendy Downing
MONMOUTH. ILINOIS (February 25, 2021) — Monmouth College has been recognized as one of the nation's most transfer-friendly schools for community college students.
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