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The student teachers from Montclair’s College for Education and Engaged Learning are recognized among New Jersey’s best for their deep commitment to education

At Montclair State University, the combined BS/MS in Marine Biology and Coastal Sciences helped Kelly Witters turn a third-grade horseshoe crab project into hands-on research for coastal conservation

Ten years after its founding, Darwin Day at Montclair State University continues to honor the past while investing in the next generation of scientists

On November 24th, the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) club welcomed five guest speakers from various healthcare fields to share their experiences in graduate school and the workforce, as well as offering advice

NBC New York spoke with experts including Dr. Paul Bologna, Professor, Biology, regarding stinging jellyfish mitigation at the Jersey Shore

Dr. Colette Feehan, Associate Professor of Biology, co-authored a cover article published in Science

Dr. Colette Feehan collaborated with Science Journal for Kids to create an open-access, student-friendly version of her publication

Dr. Meiyin Wu, a Professor of Biology, spoke with Pamela Weber-Leaf regarding these elevated overpasses and tunnels for animals to bypass roadways

Dr. Matthew Aardema provided his insights regarding ticks and precautions people can take to protect themselves

Dr. Paul Bologna, Professor, Biology, spoke with Asbury Park Press about the various jellies in our area

Prof. Uwe K. Simon, in conjunction with PRISM, invited 20 middle and secondary teachers for this event

Small in size but with a painful sting so potent it could require a trip to the hospital, these jellyfish have turned up mostly in back bays from Monmouth County all the way to Cape May