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Homecoming

Last year’s homecoming was double the fun, but wait till you see what we have planned for this year!

Homecoming 2022 will be held Sept. 30-Oct. 1. It will feature several big events, including a celebration of the undefeated 1972 football team. To help plan this year’s weekend or to learn more about the events we have planned, contact the Alumni Office.

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Alumni News

‘Light This Candle’ Tops $70.4 Million
‘Strong base of committed, engaged alums’ helps Campaign reach 94% of its goal with 11 months remaining.
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Plenty to Do, Plenty to Learn
Golden Scots return to Monmouth’s campus from across the nation for first celebration since pandemic.
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‘Random, Blind, Stupid Luck’
One of Monmouth College’s top incoming students referred by 2004 graduate Mathew Underwood, who has a fascinating story.
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$1 Million Gift
Gift from Monmouth alumnus Sherm Smith ’72 and his wife pushes College’s Light This Candle Campaign past its goal.
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From Grad to Staff
May graduate Troy Hippen joins College’s development team to help raise money for Monmouth Fund.
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Roger Haynes Named College’s Full-Time Director of Athletics, Recreation, and Fitness
‘The baton is being passed from one strong and proven set of hands to another’ as Brian Woodard ’97 named director of running programs and will have overall coaching supervision of track and field.
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Commencement 2022 a Weekend of Homecomings
Graduates encouraged to call upon ‘the liberal arts chops’ they have acquired.
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Alumni Profile: Kyle Vancil ’12
Chemistry major offers Monmouth students valuable lessons based on his ‘strange journey.’
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‘Light This Candle Campaign’ Passes $75 Million Goal More Than Eight Months Early
Exceeding the Campaign’s goal so far ahead of schedule ‘an extraordinary achievement.’
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A Day to Celebrate Tartan
On sixth-annual Scots Day of Giving, Monmouth community celebrates its ties to tartan, raises more than $242,000 to support student programs.
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