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September 25, 2019 // By Teresa Gomez

The Wellmont Theater Partners with Mental Health Organization to Combat Suicide

The Wellmont Theater announced their partnership with the Mental Health Association of Essex and Morris Inc. (MHA) on Aug. 28, to honor National Suicide Prevention Month this September. Suicide is the second leading cause of death in youth ages 15-24, making it an important issue for students. The goal for the venue is to work with the organization to raise money and provide resources for those affected by mental health related issues. Assistant feature editor Teresa M. Gomez interviewed the dir...
April 25, 2019 // By Teresa Gomez

Dining Services Host Annual Battle of the Chefs (video)

As the smell of freshly cooked burgers filled the air in the Student Center Quad, Montclair State University students participated in the annual Battle of the Chefs. Three teams competed in the competition with the green team winning first place for the best and juiciest burgers. Click here to read the full story! Written by Adrian Maldonado Video by Adrian Maldonado, Mackenzie Robertson, Annabel Reyes, Teresa Gomez and Alyssa Krause...
April 9, 2019 // By Teresa Gomez

#FocusImmigration: Keeping the Culture Alive: Vibrant Latin Dance Culture in the US

To be immersed in a different world – the feeling, the release, the freedom and the beauty – that’s the gift of dance. Ana Lourdes Novoa graduated from La Escuela Nacional de Arte in Havana, Cuba. Novoa graduated from Escuela Nacional De Arte and became Prima Ballerina of the English National Ballet and soloist of the Cuban National Ballet. She had the opportunity to dance all the roles in all of the ballets. She is now teaching in the Manhattan, New York City and New Jersey areas. “I wa...
November 12, 2018 // By Teresa Gomez

Reporting in English and Spanish: New Media Course to Shine Light on Latino Communities

The School of Communication and Media is bringing news reporting to bilingual students who speak both English and Spanish in a new interactive course in spring 2019. The course, Reportando Las Noticias/Bi-Lingual News Reporting, will shine a light on Latino communities in the area as students use cross-platforms such as print, digital, broadcasting and social media to report on stories. “We want students to use this course to get jobs and internships,” said Thomas Franklin, an assist...
// By Teresa Gomez

Reporting in English and Spanish: New Media Course to Shine Light on Latino Communities

The School of Communication and Media is bringing news reporting to bilingual students who speak both English and Spanish in a new interactive course in spring 2019. The course, Reportando Las Noticias/Bi-Lingual News Reporting, will shine a light on Latino communities in the area as students use cross-platforms such as print, digital, broadcasting and social media to report on stories. “We want students to use this course to get jobs and internships,” said Thomas Franklin, an assistant ...

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