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    1. Faculty Voices

      Lectures on Tap- "Squid Game: When Anti-Capitalism Becomes a Brand"

      Professor Jason Abbott to give second talk in residency with Lectures on Tap in Brooklyn

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    2. Student Success Stories

      Taking a Seat at the Table: Sean Redzio elected to Garfield Board of Education

      For Sean Redzio, growing up in Garfield meant growing into Garfield. At just 19 years old, Redzio, a Political Science major, has already

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    3. Press Release

      University Names Amy S. Thompson Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

      Amy S. Thompson, PhD, has been named Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Montclair State University, effective July 8

      Amy Thompson posing with a photoshopped building behind her.
    4. Student Success Stories

      The Power of Questioning: How Toni Dornhard found their Voice at Montclair

      Finding Your Own Path: Toni Dornhard’s Interdisciplinary Journey at CHSS For Toni Dornhard (they/them), asking questions has been a

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    5. Featured News

      What the Archive Forgets: Montclair Students Visit the Morgan Library

      “A friend who never changes” was the bookplate motto of Belle da Costa Greene, the legendary New York librarian who built the Morgan Library’s collections and shaped its identity as an institution for over four decades. It is a motto that says everything about Greene’s devotion to books, and nothing about the secret she kept for a lifetime.

      A group of college students stand in the middle of the Morgan Library in New York City
    6. Faculty Voices

      Montclair Professor Gives Lectures on Tap Talk on Asian Ghost Films

      Dr. Jason Abbott explored why some of the most haunting ghost films came from Japan and South Korea. Far from being simple scares, films

      Jason Abbott Lecture on Tap
    7. Featured News

      Montclair welcomes students and faculty from Austria to learn about human trafficking

      Students and faculty from the University of Graz Law School in Austria visited Montclair State University for the third year in a row from October 27th-30th, as part of a Criminal and Public Law Perspectives class on Transnational Crime and Justice – Human Trafficking.

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    8. Notices & Announcements

      CHSS Restructuring: Your Questions Answered

      Planning has been underway for several months regarding a restructuring of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS).

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    9. In the Media

      Dr. Fiore Quoted in New Yorker Article about the Impact of the Citizenship Law on Italy’s Soccer Team

      Dr. Teresa Fiore (Inserra Chair in Italian and Italian American Studies, World Languages and Cultures Dept.) was quoted in a New Yorker article about the impact of the citizenship law on Italy’s soccer team. Titled “Italy Has Failed to Qualify for Three Straight World Cups. Are the Country’s Immigration Policies to Blame?,” the article was penned by Albert Samaha and published in the May 30, 20026 issue.

      New Yorker cover showing a classical era statue crumbling while kicking a black and white soccer ball
    10. Finding Her Voice at Montclair, Speaking Up on Climate at the United Nations

      Political Science major Ana Barahona turned faculty mentorship, research and early‑morning commutes into a UN climate role and a future in law and leadership.

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