University News

Currently part of Montclair’s College of the Arts, the School will become a stand-alone college in July 2025

As students and teachers return to classrooms this fall, Montclair faculty experts are available to offer commentary on a range of education-related topics including teacher training, student mental health, sex education, use of AI, bullying and more

As Montclair prepares for 5,200 students living on campus, the Residence Life team offers essential tips for parents and students to ease back-to-school transitions

The fully online programs focus on in-demand career paths including psychology, accounting, business administration and social work

With grant support from the Program for Leadership and Character at Wake Forest University, Montclair is positioned to be a leader in offering innovative, character-focused coursework in its core curriculum

Data shows many college students drop out within the first year, but Montclair State University’s summer bridge programs excel at keeping students enrolled and on track

Kinesiology professor offers warnings and advice for concussions, heat exposure and lightning strikes

Pursuing passions and career paths in film and TV production, pre-med, sports communications, architecture and more, nearly 250 high school students came to Montclair in July for one-week Pre-College Summer Programs.

Montclair remains one of New Jersey’s most affordable schools as students gain access to record institutional aid

Psychology researchers at Montclair examine how boys and girls aged 3 to 10 years differ in direction giving or recalling directions

As more Latinos pursue higher education, this annual summer program at Montclair offers support with college planning, financial aid resources, campus experiences and more

A new report by Educational Foundations Professor Zoë Burkholder examines the trajectory of Black teachers in the North before and after 1954.