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- 1Marine Biology Class Studies Nor'easter Effects on Mole Crabs▼Watch: Marine Biology Class Probes Nor’easter Impacts on Mole Crab Abundance
A marine biology class at Monmouth University has documented fieldwork examining how recent Nor'easter storms affected mole crab populations along the shore. Students are measuring changes in mole crab abundance after the storms, offering a hands-on look at how coastal weather events reshape beach ecosystems. The university shared footage of the class probing the sandy surf zone for the small crustaceans.
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Monmouth University's men's golf team has announced its 2026 fall schedule, outlining the tournaments the Hawks will play when the new season begins. The release from the athletics department gives players and fans a first look at upcoming competitions. Little other detail has been made available beyond the schedule announcement itself.
- 3Monmouth Men's Tennis Beats Adelphi 6-1 in Home Opener▼Monmouth Men's Tennis Secures 6-1 Win Over Adelphi in Home Opener
Monmouth University's men's tennis team opened its home schedule with a 6-1 victory over Adelphi. The Hawks dominated the match, dropping just one point across the contest. The result gives the team early momentum this season as it begins its home fixtures in West Long Branch, New Jersey.
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Monmouth University’s women’s golf team has completed play at the Powercat Classic, closing out its latest tournament appearance. The update comes via Monmouth Athletics. Further details on the team’s final standing and individual results were not included in the announcement.
- 5Monmouth Doctoral Student Publishes on Social Work Barriers in Health Care▼DSW Student Publishes on Barriers to Social Work Integration in Health Care
A doctoral student in Monmouth University's Doctor of Social Work program has published research examining the barriers that prevent social workers from being fully integrated into health care settings. The publication addresses how professional, structural and institutional obstacles limit social work's role in medical teams. The university announced the achievement, highlighting the program's contribution to scholarship on interdisciplinary health care practice.
- 6Western Oregon University faces possible strike on first day of classes●Western Oregon University could see strike on first day of classes
A strike could begin at Western Oregon University on the first day of classes, according to the Statesman Journal. The report indicates labor tensions at the Monmouth, Oregon campus have escalated to the point that a work stoppage is timed to coincide with the start of the academic term. Details about which employees are involved and the state of negotiations were not provided.