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May 2, 2018 // By Montclarion Feature

Serafina Genise Will ‘Get the Ball Rolling’ as 2018-2019 SGA President

Serafina Genise is a bubbly and outgoing student at Montclair State University with dreams of performing in her favorite musical, “Spring Awakening.” However, for the upcoming 2018-2019 school year, Genise will be taking on a different role: president of the Student Government Association (SGA). The 21-year-old soon-to-be senior majoring in history with a minor in sociology considered running for president because of the SGA’s ability to inspire change on campus. “I realized how much of ...
February 16, 2017 // By Montclarion Feature

From Basketball Rivals to a Red Hawk Romance: A Valentine’s Day Love Story

In between taking classes and managing what is often a heavy schedule load, some students will come across their significant other at some point of their college career. In honor of Valentine’s Day, here is a spotlight story on a couple at Montclair State, who started as Student Recreation Center friends and become “Love Hawks.” Sophomore year was when accounting major Kristina met her current boyfriend, Mihran Naltchayan. When she explained how the two met she spoke of how she...
April 19, 2016 // By Montclarion Feature

A Community Linked Together by Gaming

The Montclair State Universty cafeteria was partly filled with over 30 students, all coming together to play Magic the Gathering – a card game similar to Yugioh. They made a diverse range, from one student who clutched a slice of pizza in one hand and repetitively tossed his chap stick into the air with the other, to multiple guys who appeared with their girlfriends. Yet, rather than being 30 individual, isolated students, the group became a boisterous community of students hanging out togethe...
October 4, 2015 // By Montclarion Feature

Shedding Light on the Darkroom’s Problems

The sound of jazz music and streams of light coming in from the lobby disappear when one walks through the narrow passageway of the makeshift darkroom in Calcia Hall. Inside, there is a long table in the center containing trays filled with fluids to develop photographs and a smaller room adjacent to the darkroom. “It’s working. Hooray!” said a man within the smaller room as he inspected an electric pump that was malfunctioning earlier that day. The man is Klaus Schnitzer, 71, a professor a...

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