Montclair State University's Student Government Association (SGA) announced via Instagram on Tuesday, Nov. 19 that the anticipated Expressive Activity Town Hall with President Koppell was canceled and to be rescheduled. The town hall, initially scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 20, was to be held in the Student Center Room 411, where the SGA usually conducts their weekly Legislative Meetings. The new...

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This Montclair State University senior means business. So much so that she has garnered glory from a statewide professional organization. The New Jersey Business And Industry Association (NJBIA) has honored Montclair State student Isabella Gaudio with the NJBIA Rising Star Award. The award, which recognizes undergraduate business students who "demonstrate leadership, a passion for their field, and a commitment to...

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Montclair State University has been recognized by ALL IN, an initiative to establish democratic engagement on college campuses, as one of the most engaged campuses for college student voting in 2024. According to ALL IN, in order to be recognized, colleges and universities must follow certain criteria, such as: Participating in the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge. Share 2022 National...

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For the second time in three years, the Montclair State University men's basketball team has started a season with three straight wins, after defeating DeSales University in a thrilling come-from-behind winThe home opener, which the Red Hawks won 89-79, was the Red Hawk's first win over the Bulldogs in program history. Head coach Justin Potts said that the speed and...

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The Montclair State University men's basketball team fell short against Wesleyan University Wednesday evening. It was an electrifying matchup that showcased why both sides entered the contest undefeated. From the opening tip, the Wesleyan Cardinals struck first, capitalizing on early pressure with effective inside scoring. The Cardinals built a 29-18 advantage after 10 minutes. Junior guard Samar Abdullah responded with...

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One in 34 people in New Jersey are diagnosed with autism. Yet, there is an insufficient number of educators and therapists who specialize in working with children and adults on the spectrum. This imbalance motivated father and Montclair State University educator Keith Green to create the Autism MVP Foundation nearly a decade ago. Green’s son, Gavin, who is the MVP,...

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A few days before the election, on a crisp fall morning, I walked through the Oak View section of Bloomfield, an area that’s considered “more Republican” in a town that’s a Democratic stronghold. Something felt off. Everywhere I looked, there were Trump signs. This neighborhood, which typically displayed only a few signs for the Republican candidate, was now dotted with...

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MONTCLAIR, N. J. – History was made at the Panzer Athletic Center Thursday night as the Montclair State women’s basketball team hosted the Valley Forge Patriots for the first time ever. The Patriots came into Panzer shorthanded with six only players suited up in uniform. Like a shark looking for blood, Montclair State took full advantage. The Red Hawks started...

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Back in 2019, Todd Phillips’ “Joker” took the world by storm, and the way it changed film and internet culture was insanity both literally and figuratively. Five years later, however, not only have opinions changed, but with this sequel, the reactions have been less than stellar. Taking place two years after the first film, “Joker: Folie a Deux” sees Arthur...

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“Your Mr. MUFASA 2024 is…”I’ve never truly felt like a man. I’ve never truly felt Filipino. I’ve never truly felt American. Every waking moment of my life, I’ve tried to mold myself to these identities, but each attempt leaves me with more identity crises than I started with. How can I call myself a man if I barely see myself...

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