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Art professor Stacy Lotz discusses receiving the Hatch Award for Excellence in Teaching and why she enjoys working with students; Chris Goble of the communication studies department and adviser to WPFS-FM previews the upcoming World College Radio Day on Oct. 2.

Five members of Monmouth’s Class of ’20 – three May graduates and two current students – featured in new art exhibit in Everett Gallery.

Stacy Lotz says her successes as an art professor come from long line of mentors, love of teaching.

Monmouth professor Andre Audette receives one of four top advising awards from Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political science honor society.

1983 graduate had long military career, then returned to alma mater and served as vice president for development and college relations.

Classics professor Bob Simmons gets book deal about demagogues, winning friends and influencing people in ancient Athens.

Sen. Mattie Hunter ’76 shares history of women’s suffrage movement with Monmouth students, 100 years after 19th Amendment was adopted.

Sen. Mattie Hunter ’76 shares history of women’s suffrage movement with Monmouth students, 100 years after 19th Amendment was adopted.

Communication studies professor Shweta Srisvastava on the advantages of the writing center’s temporary move to Hewes Library; classics professor Bob Simmons on his new book , Demagogues, Power and Friendship in Classical Athens: Leaders as Friends in Aristophanes, Euripides, and Xenophon .

Association for Student Activity Programming screens films on scoreboard at April Zorn Memorial Stadium scoreboard.

FusionFest VII, Monmouth College’s annual 24-hour theatre festival, to be held on Wallace Hall Plaza at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 19.

Monmouth remains a Top 30 school in the nation among liberal arts colleges in terms of social mobility.

Theatre professor Vanessa Campagna previews FusionFest VII, and Spanish professor Jennifer Thorndike discusses the second Latin American & Spanish Film Series.

Weekly political science discussion series on Zoom kicked off Sept. 8 with analysis of upcoming presidential election.