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December 5, 2020 // By Sarah Adewolu

Resilience and Technology Work Together to Help Montclair State Theatre and Dance Students

Montclair State University’s department of theatre and dance is adapting to major changes in the time of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic after a student tested positive for the new coronavirus in early November, during the production of “Working,” a 1970s musical. Directed by Peter Flynn, an associate professor of musical theatre at Montclair State, “Working” is a 1974 nonfiction book by Chicago-based author, Studs Terkel. Since the fall 2020 semester began, Flynn has been ...
December 3, 2020 // By Sarah Adewolu

Visually Impaired Student Shows Resilience Despite Personal Challenges

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has affected college students across the country. For students with disabilities, like Amy Rose Albin who has been blind since birth, the transition to remote learning comes with additional complications. Albin, a senior psychology major at Montclair State University, suffers from a rare condition that includes a complete lack of vision or perception of light, color, shapes and specific details. She uses JAWS screen reader as a way to help her interpret emails...
July 30, 2020 // By Sarah Adewolu

Montclair State University Offers A Program for Students Without Family Support Network

Students at Montclair State University with personal struggles can find more than just a major when they become part of the Red Hawk Fellows program. Many of these students come to not only study, socialize and make memories, but also to find a program that will benefit their needs. Established in 2015, Red Hawk Fellows provides much-needed assistance for students lacking family support. Durell Clark, an experienced social worker who serves as the student services support case manager, helps ove...
October 23, 2019 // By Sarah Adewolu

Kevin M. Lerner Speaks to Students About Distrust in Journalism and Mainstream Media

The School of Communication and Media welcomed special guest speaker Kevin M. Lerner for a panel discussion at the Presentation Hall on the afternoon of Wednesday, Oct. 16. Lerner is an assistant professor of journalism at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York. He recently published his popular book “Provoking the Press: (MORE) Magazine and the Crisis of Confidence in American Journalism,” which came out in May and was the main topic of discussion at the panel. He is currently working on ...
May 23, 2019 // By Sarah Adewolu

Montclair State Super Mom Juggles Grocery List and Dean’s List

Asma Dalia hopes to lead by example and help other student moms “remember their purpose” and stay focused. Photo courtesy of Asma Dalia College students often struggle to balance part-time jobs with their classes and or figuring out when to party and when to study. For students that are also mothers, the balancing act includes making time for their families as well. Asma Dalia is a sophomore English major at Montclair State University. A mother of three young daughters who are ages 1...
April 17, 2019 // By Sarah Adewolu

Screening ‘The Sopranos’ 20 Years Later

The School of Communication and Media (SCM) held a colloquium that involved a pilot episode screening of HBO’s most popular crime drama series, “The Sopranos,” on the evening of Monday, April 1. The series, which marks its 20th anniversary this year, was created and written by David Chase. The show revolves around the protagonist Tony Soprano, played by James Gandolfini, an Italian-American man who works as a mobster for a crime organization in New Jersey. Throughout the series, Tony attem...
December 5, 2018 // By Sarah Adewolu

Poet Martina Evans Makes Guest Appearance at Montclair State

The Feliciano School of Business’ lecture hall was packed with avid fans of poetry listening attentively to a hazel-eyed, dark-haired, Irish-accented woman reading a series of her favorite poems to the students in Lucy McDiarmid’s art of poetry class at Montclair State University. Renowned poet and novelist Martina Evans, a native of County Cork, Ireland, appeared in the afternoon on Thursday, Oct. 25, at the School of Business to discuss her written works with a class that had been ...
October 31, 2018 // By Sarah Adewolu

SALUTE Our Veterans

Montclair State University is a place where all students are recognized for their hard work and achievements. No one is left behind in having something unique to offer in the classroom. Military and veteran students are no exception. The SALUTE Honor Society is a campuswide organization that recognizes the academic achievements of veteran and military students on college campuses across the country. Veterans and military students are often awarded with recognition for not only their academic...

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