Photography and Review by Ash Schnoor There’s a certain point where a lot of shows I attend start to blur together a bit, but the Waterparks show in Columbus, Ohio, definitely was not one of them. However, the blur of gas stations, highway lines, and playlists looped definitely did (but you can read more about […]

Montclair State University Alum Alexa Tabbacchino visited our Unplugged studio to announce the release of her brand new single and album! Tune in below to hear all about her new music and what she has in the works for the future! Photos by Abigail Ressler and Dixie Moran

New York City-based indie artist Morgan Cole Brown visited our WMSC Unplugged studio to play new and old songs, and to talk about what comes next in his music career. Tune in below to hear our chat with him and see what he has planned for the future.               […]

Review by: Genevieve Cai On March 4th, Philly pop-punk band The Wonder Years played a sold out show at the Brooklyn Paramount. The band is currently on their spring tour celebrating a decade of their album, No Closer To Heaven, where each night features a full performance of the record as well as an additional […]

Photography & Review by Ash Schnoor If you told me a year ago that I would’ve driven over 8 hours one way to see a silly little band I didn’t even know about a year prior to that, I would have NEVER believed you. Waterparks was the reason my friends and I were so close […]

Candidates Quentin Ocampo and Ben Coulson met with WMSC’s In the Loop to discuss what they would do as SGA President. Voting began on Monday, March 30th, and ends on Wednesday, April 1st, at noon. Results will be announced on April 1st at the SGA meeting at 2 PM.

By Sola Fide Johnson | WMSC Community Insights – March 2026 “You can’t study if you have nothing to eat. You need both things at once.”  Paterson, NJ — In honor of Women’s History Month, it’s especially fitting to highlight the work of Oasis — A Haven for Women and Children. I had the opportunity […]

By Kaitlin Swift The Montclair State University shuttle service is in the process of adding digital signs at the shuttle stops. These include the following locations: Lot 60, Millicent Fenwick Hall, Count Basie Hall, Sinatra Hall, Hawk Crossing, Red Hawk Parking Deck, University Hall, Carparc Diem, Sam’s Place, and Bloomfield College. The signs are powered […]

By: Jocelyn Salles  Montclair State University had its first music festival this week. With 3 bands and 2 solo artists from Montclair in attendance. The performance took place at the memorial auditorium and was filled with live music and an even livelier audience. I got to interview each artist and hear their take on the […]

By Joely DeMonte Telling the true story of the thousands of airline passengers diverted to Gander, Newfoundland, on September 11, 2001, Come From Away is a musical about the unexpected kindness and resilience that can emerge in moments of crisis. Paper Mill Playhouse’s production captures this spirit with intimacy and warmth, highlighting the ways strangers […]

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 […]

This past weekend on September 17th, Montclair State University students celebrated their annual homecoming event. Current students, alumni, families, and even faculty and staff all gathered in a sold out crowd to watch our Montclair State Redhawks football team take on Wilkes University Colonials. The last time Montclair last faced off with Wilkes was on […]

BY: Luke Cirianni The New York Red Bulls II played their final home match of the regular season at MSU Soccer Park vs Toronto FC II, and earned a 2-1 win.  Red Bulls II Manager Michael Bradley coached against the affiliate of a team he spent 10 seasons with, Toronto FC. The first half ended […]

BY: Vincent Picone   On a hot and humid day in Somerset, the Patriots looked to get the bats going and take down the first-place Erie Seawolves.  The two teams faced each other on Tuesday, with the Patriots losing 12-5. Despite the loss, Marcus Stroman made another Rehab start, going 3.2 Innings; however, he did […]