The Voice of Fighting Scots Athletics, aka Sports Information Director Nathan Baliva, previews the Monmouth winter sports seasons, looks back on the Fighting Scots’ fall sports seasons, and talks about the World Cup.

​​Chris Pio ’84 discusses his second book on college mascots, “Gorillas, Gators and Greyhounds: The NCAA Division II Nickname and Mascot Menagerie.”

The student directors of “Proof” (Nov. 18-20) discuss working together, directing two casts and interrupting one of the great plays of the 21st century. Featuring: Ryan Bowman ’24, Drew Cliffel ’23, Dani Lopez ’24, Zesty Lythgoe ’24 and Gabriela Madu ’23.

A wrapup of our successful 12th annual moot court competition, featuring double winner Owen Davies ’23 and the finals’ panel of three alumni judges -- Thomas Siegel ’99, Stephanie Hilton ’07 and Morgan Lewis ’13.

Monmouth alumnus and political science instructor Robin Johnson talks about how he got involved with political campaigns, gives a few reasons to be optimistic about U.S. politics, and sizes up the 2022 midterm elections.

Lauren Johnson ’23 discusses how her summer research program at the University of Iowa, her biology major and campus involvement have prepared her for life after Monmouth.

Lincoln Laureate Addison Cox ’23 discusses three of her favorite novels, winning a conference championship with the track and field team, and discovering her second major.

Barry McNamara of the Office of Communications and Marketing discusses his 13-part series on the undefeated 1972 Fighting Scots football team.

"Romeo and Juliet" will be performed Oct. 7-9 at the Wells Theater. Theatre professor and director Todd Quick, along with actors Gabriela Madu and Cullen Marshall, preview it.

Two of the faculty advisers, Anne Mamary and Michelle Holschuh Simmons, and two student editors, Grace Simpson and ​​Shay Hafner, of the Midwest Journal of Undergraduate Research discuss MJUR’s impact on the College and its plans for 2022-23.