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June 28
A Chilly Reception
Mother Nature was running behind schedule for Monmouth group during May visit to Iceland. -
June 28
Life in 2100, Part III
Monmouth professors talk climate change, cancer, COVID and cautionary tales. -
June 27
Life Credits and Blueberries
Both are in abundance at Monmouth College’s seven-acre farm on the east side of town. -
June 27
Life in 2100, Part II
Physics professor Chris Fasano discusses the future of nuclear fusion; biology professor Ken Cramer addresses floating cars. -
June 6
More Time to Chill
Easygoing biology professor Tim Tibbetts is retiring from teaching, but not from playing the bagpipes. -
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April 18
A Deep Dive into Learning
Award-winning ocean explorer Erika Bergman to speak April 24 on eve of Scholars Day. -
October 20
Episode No. 8: Oct. 21, 2022
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. -
October 20
‘More Than Just an Education’
Biology major Lauren Johnson ’23 appreciates the relationships she’s formed through the variety of activities in which she’s participated. -
October 19
Role of a Lifetime
Fifth-year senior Cullen Marshall describes the experience of playing Romeo on Monmouth College stage. -
June 3
Episode 30: June 3, 2022
Members of the Educational Farm and Garden crew discuss their summer plans. -
April 4
Profs Discuss Human Genome Project
Engstrom, Godde say completion of human genome sequencing, after more than 30 years of work, could have far-reaching implications. -
March 5
Joining ‘A Great Research Program’
Being named an Admiral’s Scholar and Doc Kieft Scholar will open a world of research in science to Carina Engst. -
October 18
Hall of Achievement Inductee
Dr. Frederick Kaskel ’67, one of the nation’s top nephrologists, to be inducted during Alumni Impact Awards ceremony Oct. 22.