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Mellon Foundation Awards Montclair $1M to Expand Native American and Indigenous Studies Program
The Native American and Indigenous Studies (NAIS) program of Montclair State University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences has been
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Inauguration of CLaSE- Center for Latino heritage and Spanish language Excellence
Monday, November 18, 2024, 10 AM – 1 PM | Student Center Ballroom A Join us! We are thrilled to invite you to the inauguration of our new
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Faculty Voices
Mark Clatterbuck Interviewed for Reveal/NPR on the Threat Posed by Christian Nationalism
On October 12, 2024, the PRX/Center for Investigative Reporting/NPR podcast Reveal released an episode titled “ In God We Vote” featuring an
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World Languages and Cultures Students Build Communities through Teaching
It is often said that the best way to master a language is to teach it, and Montclair students are proving the endless cultural value of
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Alumni Spotlights
Oh, The Places You Will Go!
On Wednesday, September 18, guest speaker Leon Zimmerman came back to Montclair State University after graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in
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Faculty Voices
Creative Writing Professor Publishes Short Story
Janis Hubschman’s short story, Open House, is published in Electric Literature with an introduction by Kate Milliken, author of the novel
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Montclair Launches Center for Latino Heritage and Spanish Language Excellence (CLaSE)
Montclair State University has launched the Center for Latino Heritage and Spanish Language Excellence (CLaSE), the first academic center in
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Faculty Voices
Professor Grover Furr Publishes New Book
Grover Furr has co-authored a new book with Vladimir L. Bobrov, titled Trotsky’s Comintern Conspiracy – The Case of Osip Pyatnitsky. The
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Faculty Voices
Roctogenarians: University Professor Looks at Late-in-Life Achievers in New Book
From Colonel Sanders to Frank Lloyd Wright, English Professor Jonathan Greenberg and CBS’s Mo Rocca recount stories of “Roctogenarians” who keep going – or just get started – when most of us are slowing down
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Nine Montclair Students Return from a Month in Munich
On September 1, as some Montclair students were finishing up local internships or a family week at the beach, nine students boarded flights
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