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      Presentazione e seminario sul progetto “Le Eco-culture della Scala dei Turchi” (11 luglio 2025)

      Le Eco-culture della Scala dei Turchi (presentazione e seminario) venerdi 11 luglio 2025 ore 10:30

      Map of Sicily with an inset labeled "Scala dei Turchi, Italy"
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      SBARCO/LANDING (Licata, luglio/July 7-10, 2025)

      SBARCO: EVOCANDO L’ARRIVO DEGLI ALLEATI NEL 1943 SULLA SPIAGGIA DI LICATA (9 luglio 2025)  Una serata di filmati di archivio, degustazione, letture e canti lungo il mare  

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      90.3 WMSC-FM to Broadcast Live from Montclair's Inaugural Porchfest on May 17

      Montclair's Radio Station 90.3 WMSC-FM will broadcast live from Montclair's inaugural Porchfest this Saturday, May 17. This community music

      Three young students sitting outside at a table with a laptop in front of them. All of them are wearing headphones and are part of a live radio broadcast. They are smiling and happy.
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      Montclair Sports Communication Students and Baseball Community Celebrate Yogi Berra's 100th Birthday

      On Monday, May 12, hundreds of Montclair students, sports celebrities, baseball fans and members of the community gathered on the concourse

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      From Normal School to Now: A Walk Through History

      On Wednesday, April 9, 2025, Montclair State University Archivist Paul Martinez took a group of students, faculty, and staff on a 45-minute historic stroll through the south side of campus.

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      University Authors Recognition Program 2025

      Each year, University Libraries proudly hosts the University Authors Recognition Program—an event organized by Sprague Library Archivist Paul Martinez, with support from the Cataloging and Acquisitions departments. The program honors the published and creative works of Montclair State University faculty and staff.

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      Express Yourself! A Day of Stories, Creativity, and Culture

      Join us on Saturday, April 26 for vibrant day of literary and cultural events in partnership with the Montclair Literary Festival

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      Author Maria Laurino Presents Her Book on an Adoption Program from Italy to the US after WWII

      Born in New Jersey to an Italian American family, journalist and writer Maria Laurino has published several books about the identity and experience of Italian immigrants and their descendants in the U.S. (most notably the companion volume to theThe Italian Americans, the PBS documentary series directed by John Maggio), with specific attention to the female perspective. On March 25th, she was a guest on our campus to present her latest book in conversation with Dr. Erica Moretti (FIT) and Dr. Teresa Fiore  (Inserra Chair) along with an introduction by Mark Rotella (Coccia Institute Director).

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      Presentation of Maria Laurino’s book The Price of Children (March 25, 2025)

      Join us for the presentation of Maria Laurino’s most recent book The Price of Children: Stolen Lives in a Land Without Choice, the never-told story of how the Vatican and the American Catholic Church sent nearly 4,000 children of unwed Italian mothers to the United States for adoption between 1950 and 1970, falsely labeling them “war orphans” then later “orphans.”

      A book cover for "The Price of Children" by Maria Laurino
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      Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!

      The Department of Theatre and Dance reimagines the classic musical from Laurey's point of view, challenging the original to make it resonate with today's audiences.

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