Almost five years before he appeared on NBC's "The Voice," Ross Donnan '12, who performs as Ross Clayton, talked to WPFS-FM adviser Chris Goble about his music career, artistic influences and plans. The interview originally appeared in October 2018 on WPFS-FM's "Backstage Pass."

Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva reports from Florida on the spring trips by the Fighting Scots’ baseball and softball teams.

Meet four of the top scholars in the Class of 2027: William J. and Beverly Goldsborough Scholars Kaniya Johnson of Chicago and Melissa Bivolarov of Arlington Heights, Illinois (pictured), and Admiral’s Scholars Mariah Hobson of Princeton, Illinois, and Uma Phadke of Katy, Texas.

Students in classes taught by business and economics professors Tom Prince and Amanda Cleland dissect the national TV ads that aired during Super Bowl LVII.

The Rev. John Huxtable ’04 discusses his journey to, from and back to Monmouth College -- and his plans for the chaplain’s office.

Director of Athletics, Recreation & Fitness Roger Haynes ’82 and Director of Track & Field and Cross Country, Strength and Conditioning Coach Brian Woodard ’97 discuss track and field and the upcoming inaugural Roger Haynes Invitational.

Student media adviser Chris Goble of the communication studies department and students Karen Fredrick ’23, center, and Bailey Shimmin ’23 discuss their work on “260 Reports: Small-Town Challenges and Opportunities.” Read about it here: https://www.monmouthcollege.edu/_ingredients/templates/details/news.php?id=3874

Educational studies co-chairs Craig Vivian and Tammy La Prad explain how the federal grant from the Community Project Funding program will help prepare more teachers for rural school districts in the region.

The Voice of Fighting Scots Athletics and Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva previews a big weekend of Monmouth basketball, swimming and diving, and track and field in the Huff Athletic Center.

Monmouth College Editor and Historian Jeff Rankin discusses the new issue of the Monmouth College Magazine, the 2023 edition of the Monmouth calendar and looks back at three decades of service.