Audrey Hobert didn’t walk onto the stage of The Met Philadelphia on June 10th. She descended it. Draped in a oversized coat, she opened her set from the front of the iconic venue before a single note had even played. The crowd was already completely hers. She opened with “I Like to Touch People,” “Drive,” […]

Some venues get broken in quietly. Stateside Live, Philadelphia’s newest concert space, did not get that luxury. On May 29th, Mayday Parade became the first band to ever play the stage — and they made sure it counted. The Florida pop-punk veterans opened with “Blame It on the Youth” and “Jersey,” two tracks that wasted […]

On May 28th, VANA took over Arrow at Archer Music Hall in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and made it very clear from the first note that this wasn’t going to be a relaxing concert experience. The alt-metal artist brought her signature high-energy, unpredictable show to a crowd that was more than ready to match her energy … […]

Some albums take years to make. Tweaker Poem took a day. Frost Children, the sibling duo of Angel and Lulu Prost, wrote and recorded their new EP in a single sleep deprived 24 hour session in Tokyo on January 2nd, after fleeing New York City when they discovered they were being stalked. The songs appear […]

Opening a bill at Asbury Lanes is no small task, but Her Side of the Bed did it just right for the Starsighted Super Jam. Their set was packed with enough energy and charm to immediately pull the room in. Starting with a cover of “Billie Toppy” by Men I Trust and an unreleased song, […]

Taking a closer look at how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of news and media.

Congratulations to MSU junior Earl Spence for being WMSC’s DJ of the Month for April! Earl, a Sports Communication major, has been a part of WMSC since his freshman year here atMontclair. Since joining, Earl has been involved in the sports team, doing play-by-play or colorcommentary for MSU sporting events. In an interview with our […]

On Tuesday, April 14th, In the Loop was joined by the Association of Latino Professionals For America (ALPFA) to discuss their mission, upcoming initiatives, and the importance of empowering Latino students in their professional development.

Robbinsville Twp, NJ – April marks Autism Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing understanding and acceptance of people on the autism spectrum. While many people have heard of autism, fewer fully understand what it is—or how it affects individuals and families in everyday life. Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a developmental condition […]

On Tuesday, April 7th, In the Loop was joined by the Puerto Rican Student Organization (PRSO), to discuss their impact on campus, creating community for students and organizing cultural events throughout the semester.

The moment has finally arrived: the 2026 FIFA World Cup final. After an intense week of semifinal matchups and tedious preparations, it all comes down to this. Spain vs. Argentina, Sunday at 5pm, hosted at New York New Jersey Stadium. On Tuesday, July 14th, at 3pm, France faced off against Spain. It was the first […]

Start spreading the news: New York City sports are back in the championship circle. On June 13th, the New York Knicks claimed the 2026 NBA Championship. The Knicks secured the title in a 94–90 victory in Game 5 facing the San Antonio Spurs. This win puts the pressure on the other big NYC sports franchises. Can […]

This week was as disastrous as it could be for the Lakers as stars Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves both went down with injuries sidelining them for the remainder of the regular season and the start of the playoffs. During a blowout loss on Thursday night to the reigning NBA champion, Oklahoma City Thunder, Dončić […]

By: Lorenzo Nazario-Quiñones March 13, 2026 Sports and technology over time have shared a clear, codependent relationship. As tech has advanced, our ways to tune in and experience a game have increased in options: whether you’re on the couch watching, live in the stadium with massive screens, or simply listening to a recap on a […]

By Meghan Lipscomb  October not only marks the start of fall—it also ushers in the beginning of the National Hockey League season. The 2025–2026 NHL season began on Tuesday, October 7th. At the start of a new season, every team hopes to win the Stanley Cup in June. Some teams exceeded expectations during the 2024–2025 […]