The 1853 Podcast

Theatre professor Todd Quick previews Julia Cho’s bittersweet comedy “The Language Archive,” which will be presented Feb. 15-18 at the Hewes Library Studio Theater.

Political science professor Mike Nelson previews the Great Decisions program, which will have its 44th year at Monmouth. It begins on Jan. 31. Nelson also discusses the strengths of Monmouth’s political science program.

The Voice of Fighting Scots Athletics: Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva on men's and women's basketball, swimming and diving, and track and field. #RollScots #ItsGreatToBeAScot

Monmouth alumnus Brad Nahrstadt ’89 discusses his fascinating biography, “Alton B. Parker: The Man Who Challenged Roosevelt.” Parker was the Democrats’ 1904 presidential nominee.

Alumni author Chris Pio ’84 discusses his third book about college nicknames, "Governors, Gauchos and Gaels: NCAA Division I Nicknames and Mascots From Aces to Zips."

Alumni authors Roy ’13 and Colleen ’13 Sye and Jack Clifford ’10 discuss their engaging children’s book about Monmouth College, "Monmouth College: A to Z."

A preview of “Christmas at Monmouth” with Justin Swearinger and “A Jazz Christmas?” with Steve Jackson of the music department. A review of the College’s annual Juried Student Art Exhibition with art professor Stacy Lotz and awarding-winning artist Joshua Hinkle ’24.

Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva previews football’s return to the Cousins Subs Lakefront Bowl and reviews Fighting Scots winter sports.

Moot court top advocate Karli Strom (pictured), and moot court organizers political science professor Andre Audette and Wackerle Center for Career, Leadership & Fellowships Director Marnie Steach.

Theatre professor Todd Quick previews "Peter Pan," which will be presented No. 16-19 at the historic Wells Theater.