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    1. Event Highlights

      Digital Humanities Webinar on a Sicilian Iconic Site: Scala dei Turchi (April 29)

      The Ecocultures of the Scala dei Turchi is a digital and environmental humanities research project that offers alternative paths to experience the iconic “Turkish Steps” geological formation in the Province of Agrigento in Sicily. Co-conceived and co-realized by Prof. Vetri Nathan (UCLA) and Prof. Teresa Fiore (Montclair State University), the project is based on Prof. Nathan’s research on the co-existence of various species and forms of life (vegetable, animal, human, mineral, etc.) in his Multispecies Futures Lab at UCLA. This event will officially unveil the project for North American audiences and feature a lively conversation among the various researchers involved.

      the iconic “Turkish Steps” geological formation in the Province of Agrigento in Sicily.
    2. Student Success Stories

      Italian MAT Student Wins Prestigious NECTFL and NOIAW Awards

      February 27, 2026 – Angela Sabetta, Montclair State University’s first student in the Master’s Program for the Teaching of Italian, was awarded the prestigious Future Language Educator Award funded by Vista Higher Education offered by the Northeast Conference for Teachers, for Languages, for Cultures at the NECTFL conference on February 27 th in New York.

      A college student holds one end of a large check while representatives from Vista Higher Learning hold the other
    3. Event Highlights

      Interdisciplinary Studies, Made Visible

      The Spring Interdisciplinary Showcase, held on April 2, was a tremendous success, bringing together faculty, students, and collaborators from across Montclair State University and Bloomfield College.

      Large bell tower in daylight, framed by out-of-focus tree blossoms in the foreground.
    4. Student Success Stories

      A Summer at Wyck: Rediscovering the Lives of a Chinese Desk

      Cristina Freire examining Wyck’s lacquered Writing Desk up-close. Montclair State University student Cristina Freire, a senior History major

      A person wearing gloves examines an old, wooden desk
    5. Event Highlights

      GCHT and Montclair State Athletics Host “Red Card to Trafficking” Awareness Game

      On April 10, 2026 – The Global Center on Human Trafficking in partnership with Montclair State University Athletics, hosted its Red Card to Trafficking Awareness Game at Yogi Berra Stadium, as the Montclair State Red Hawks took on Kean University.

      Two people stand at a baseball stadium, behind a table with tablecloth reading "Montclair State University Global Center on Human Trafficking"
    6. Faculty Voices

      Disney Princesses Have Become More Left-Handed Over Time, New Montclair Study Finds

      Psychology researchers at Montclair examined hand movement activities and more than a dozen classic Disney movies to see how handedness in the famous animations have evolved over the years

      A hand holds a pen and draws a sketch on a piece of paper on a light table
    7. Student Success Stories

      Montclair Student Awarded Highly Competitive Critical Language Scholarship

      Jacob Roby ’26, a Political Science major and Chinese minor, has been awarded the 2026 Critical Language Scholarship, a highly selective and prestigious program funded by the U.S. Department of State.

      Portrait of a young man in a suit beside a logo for "Critical Language Scholarship"
    8. Event Highlights

      Pyramids. Scuba Gear. Cutting-edge Discovery: AIA/CHAS Lecture

      The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) Northern New Jersey Society brought world-class exploration to Montclair State University on March 31!

      Four stone pyramids of different sizes stand at the Royal Cemetery of Nuri in Sudan
    9. Faculty Voices

      Dr. Teresa Fiore Invited to Give a Lecture on Food and War at UPenn

      On March 26, 2026, Dr. Teresa Fiore gave an invited lecture at UPenn, titled “The Taste of the Landing: Food at the Time of Operation Husky in Sicily.” 

      A college professor stands behind a podium and delivers a lecture to an audience
    10. Event Highlights

      Sharing French Culture of the World at the 2026 “French Day”

      An engaging half-day immersion program of interactive workshops in French brought together students and teachers from twelve schools for

      A large group of college students pose in front of two project screens in a classroom