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    1. Front Page News

      Montclair’s SGA President Advocates for Change from Campus to Capitol Hill

      Graduate Spotlight: Richard Steiner-Otoo, a ‘once in a decade’ Red Hawk leader, sets his sights on public service

      Richard Steiner-Otoo addresses students outside University Hall.
    2. Featured News

      “Hands-On” Cultural History

      On Friday, May 4, 2024, high school teachers are invited to participate in a workshop (earning 4 professional development credits in so

      Pen and Ink sketch of "Man was made to Mourn"
    3. Featured News

      Return to campus for Classics Day

      Classics Day, an annual event that the Institute for the Humanities has been running continuously with the Department of Classics and

      Winning Team of Students from Seton Hall Prep with their Teacher Brian Coldon on Classics Day
    4. Front Page News

      Students Plant Seeds to Revive a Native American Language

      New minor in Native American and Indigenous Studies finds strength in partnerships with New Jersey tribal communities

      Female student paints sign.
    5. Event Highlights

      Discovering classical New York

      The Department of Classics and General Humanities and the Institute for the Humanities hosted a Zoom discussion on October 13, 2022

      Photo of a classic of Hermes with a clock
    6. Event Highlights

      A conversation with Roosevelt Montás . . .

      On April 26, the University community gathered for a conversation about why General Education and Great Books matter. The featured guest was

      Photo of Roosevelt Montas
    7. Event Highlights

      “How to Nourish your Body: Status and Social Conflict in Ancient Foods,” April 4, 2022

      Faculty, students, and guests explored the complexities of food, class, and social status in ancient Rome during a presentation by Dr

      Pompeii fresco of food being prepared
    8. Event Highlights

      “How to Be Happy: Advice from the Ancients,” Spring 2022

      On Wednesday, February 23, 2022, Dr. Jean Alvares gave the first talk in a series entitled Advice from the Ancients, sponsored by the

      Ancient fresco of 3 happy banqueters
    9. Front Page News

      Global Center on Human Trafficking Opens on Campus

      Initiative to focus on survivor-led policies, programs, research and advocacy

      Center for Human Trafficking Staff
    10. Research

      Professor Awarded $435K NIH Grant

      Elaine Hitchcock receives National Institutes of Health grant for researching telepractice delivery of speech therapy

      Professor and student in speech lab inspecting an audio waveform on a computer monitor