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    1. Event Highlights

      When We Were Witches: The Enduring Power of Shamans, Saints, and Seers in Italian, Latinx, and Indigenous Cultures

      The Coccia Institute for the Italian Experience in America thanks all who attended the highly successful “When We Were Witches” event

      Photo from the "When We Were Witches" Event
    2. Event Highlights

      French New York: A Field Trip

      On April 5, 2024, Montclair students studying French discovered the pétanque courts of New York City’s Bryant Park. With its garden designed

      A group of college students pose in front of the Lion Statues in front of the New York Public Library
    3. Event Highlights

      57 Candles on WMSC's Cake

      Montclair State University’s award-winning college radio station, WMSC 90.3-FM, is celebrating its 57th anniversary of broadcasting with a

      Graphic of 57th Anniversary promo. Image has a 70's disco design with yellow and red swirls, based in a radio broadcast booth.
    4. Awards & Accolades

      Professor Receives Prestigious Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities

      Prof. Dawn Marie Hayes of the Department of History is the recipient of a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The

      Graphic for “The Norman Sicily Project,” featuring a mountainous Sicilian landscape with an illustrated Norman lion over an outline map of Sicily. Large text reads, “The Norman Sicily Project,” with the subtitle, “Resources for the Study of the Norman State in Sicily, 1061–1194.
    5. Alumni Spotlights

      Alumni Spotlight: Mathematics Paves the Path to Success for Ken Jeanos ’90

      When he arrived at Montclair, Ken Jeanos ’90 was sure of two things: his love for mathematics and the importance of hard work. These priorities continue to ring true for Jeanos, now that he is chief information officer of General Dynamics Electric Boat, the leader in the design, construction, delivery and maintenance of nuclear-powered submarines for the U.S. Navy.

      Ken Jeanos
    6. In the Media

      The Harvest by MacArthur award winning playwright Samuel D. Hunter

      MacArthur Award-winning playwright Samuel D. Hunter’s ‘The Harvest’ explores faith, family, and identity as five young evangelicals prepare for a mission trip to the Middle East at Life Hall Studio Theatre

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    7. Front Page News

      How Montclair Discovered the ‘Secret Sauce’ for Social Media

      Burning Questions: No topic is too hot for President Jonathan Koppell in the ‘Red Hawt’ wings challenge

      A man in a suit and tie gestures to a woman, both of whom are sitting in front of plates of chicken wings.
    8. Notices & Announcements

      Step Ahead with a New Language

      Be a step ahead of the crowd! Learning to speak a new language and about a different culture not only gives you future employment benefits

      Illustration of people around a globe communicating in multiple languages through digital devices, with speech bubbles saying “Hello,” “Guten Tag,” “Bonjour,” “Ciao,” “你好,” and other greetings
    9. Featured News

      Panzer Fitness Center Gets a Lighting Upgrade

      Our efforts to replace older, less efficient light fixtures continue with the Panzer Fitness Center. This project replaced 18 CFL * fixtures

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    10. Event Highlights

      Landmark Jazz Film Produced by Montclair Professor Debuts in Detroit this Weekend

      Roberta Friedman, who is a Professor in the School of Communication and Meida's (SCM) Film and Television program, is the producer of a

      A graphic of a jazz band playing on a stage in black and white.