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Written by Santiago Calle Cifuentes Published on July 7, 2024 (New Jersey, USA) On July 1st 2024, NJ Transit increased its fare prices. The fare hike, approved in April, increases ticket prices by up to 15 percent, alongside an annual fare increase of 3 percent that begins July 2025. This increase applies to all NJ […]
Written and Reported by Nicole Passero Published on July 4, 2024 (Staten Island, New York)- Micro Wrestlers took the ring at the Staten Island University Hospital Community Park, also home to the Staten Island Ferry Hawks. Staten Islanders went wild as they saw their favorite wrestlers live in action. The Micro Wrestling Federation promotes wrestlers […]
Written by Gurleen Kaur Published on June 30, 2024 Copa America kicked off on June 20, 2024 with Argentina versus Canada. In each of the Group Stages (3) there are eight matches per matchday. The first matchday was from June 20 to June 24, 2024. Some of these matches certain national teams won by a […]
The Yankees are the first team in the MLB with 50+ wins, have they returned? Written by Vincent Picone Published on June 30, 2024 Though the Yankees have 27 World Series rings, they have yet to win or return to the fall classic since 2009. The longest they’ve gone without winning a world series was […]
Written by Curtis Wright Jr. Published on June 30, 2024 The Boston Celtics hold home court and win game two of this year’s NBA finals against the Dallas Mavericks 105-98 at TD Garden. Celtics are coming off a dominant game 1 victory. In that game Boston led by as much as 29 and led in […]
Written by Allen Macaraeg Published on June 28, 2024 (Jersey City, New Jersey) The 2024 Golden Door International Film Festival (GDIFF) in Jersey City marks the 13th season of mixing local, national and international movies with local food and drink vendors. Filmmakers from anywhere are given the opportunity to show their films and network with […]
Written by Gurleen Kaur Published on June 19, 2024 Copa América is a tournament that involves soccer (or futbol) teams from North and South America, and the Caribbean. Copa América is known as the world’s oldest international sport. It was founded in 1916 when Argentina was celebrating their 100th year of independence. The tournament is […]
Written by Rashmika Vinakota Published on June 14, 2024 (MONTCLAIR, NJ)- Montclair State University is one of the colleges getting ready to streamline the transfer application process for University of Arts students this fall after the university in Pennsylvania shut down on June 7. The John J. Cali School of Music is excited to welcome […]
Written by Nino DeNino Published on June 14, 2024 (Cupertino, California) – Apple is holding their WWCD (Worldwide Developers Conference) this week and Apple CEO Tim Cook gave users a sneak peak at iOS 18 and what’s to come. The new update will give users new ways to customize their phones. From your home screen […]
Written by Nicole Passero Published on June 12, 2024 (Montclair, New Jersey)- Out Montclair hosted their third annual Montclair Pride Festival on Saturday, June 8th, 2024. There were many people throughout the Garden State that attended the event, including many vendors. New Jersey Pride Chamber of Commerce was one of the attendees at the festival […]
Written by Shannon Daly Published on June 11, 2024 Governor’s Ball’s most anticipated day was their Sunday lineup, which included the most up and coming acts in the pop world, including SZA, Chappell Roan, Reneé Rapp, Faye Webster and more. Some could say this was a day for “the girls”, although acts like Peso Pluma, […]
Shannon Daly of WMSC 90.3 FM Radio, interviews Danny Davis, lead of the Oklahoma City band Husbands, about opening at Governor’s Ball, new music and tours, and where Husbands is at now, a decade after the release of their first EP. Check out Daly’s review, Everything You Missed at Sunday Gov Ball 2024 for more […]
Written by Shannon Daly Published on June 9, 2024 Saturday at Governor’s Ball took everything from Friday and multiplied it tenfold. With a sold out GA section, the crowd was buzzing with more people, more excitement, and more performances. A mix of rock, country, pop, rap, and even K-Pop filled three stages for a total […]
Written by Shannon Daly Published on June 8, 2024 Governors Ball 2024 is here for their fourteenth year celebration, bringing it back to Flushing Meadows Corona Park this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with 60+ artists across three stages. The epic festival took over the Queens on Friday with artists like Post Malone, Dominic Fike, Alex […]
Published on June 6, 2024 Montclair, NJ- As we are currently in the month of June, it is officially LGBTQ+ Pride Month! 90.3 WMSC Upper Montclair is proud to be broadcasting live from Out Montclair’s Pride Festival on Saturday, June 8th, 2024. This will mark WMSC’s second time broadcasting the event, and bringing all of […]
By Danny Krastek Published June 1, 2024 Ryland Brickson Cole Tews is an actor, writer, director and producer, most recently known for his work on the film “Hundreds of Beavers,” currently selling out theaters across the country. “Movies Til Midnight” co host Danny Krastek sat down with Ryland to discuss the film, his past work […]
Written by Rashmika Vinakota Published on May 26, 2024 May 26 is the second day of a two-day air show headlined by the United States Navy Blue Angels at Jones beach in Long Island during Memorial weekend. The day-long event began at 10:00 a.m and slowly introduced helicopters, fighter jets until 11:30 a.m when heavy […]
Reported and Written by Nicole Passero May 17, 2024 (Pequannock Township, New Jersey)- Defying Gravitea, a gluten and dairy free bakeshop, is celebrating their one year anniversary. Gina Cassese, the owner and founder of the bakeshop, has made her vision come to life as she is able to provide her customers a comfortable and healthy […]
Review by Deepak Sathish – He’s back! Or, rather, they’re back. Joywave, the Rochester indie rock trio consisting of frontman/producer Daniel Armbruster, guitarist Joseph Morinelli, and drummer Paul Brenner, have returned with their fifth studio album, Permanent Pleasure. This record follows up their fourth album, Cleanse, and their first live album, Live, both released two […]
Review by Amber Bintliff – New York City indie-rock band State Street have released their debut full-length album, Lost at Night. Consisting of vocalist Bobby Gioiosa, guitarist Matthew Wikstrom, drummer Stephen Dorris, guitarist Matt Marin, and bassist Jacob Lapidus, Lost at Night is a true testament to the confusing, yet exciting time of navigating through […]
The Montclair State Men’s basketball season has just come to an end, after a loss against Stockton in the NJAC semifinals. Despite that, the team still had a great season as they went 18-9, beating some of the best teams in their division. This is a recap of the MSU 2023-2024 men’s basketball season. The […]
Last Saturday, the NBA hosted its annual NBA All-Star Saturday night, this time in Indiana, as part of All Star Weekend. There were four total challenges that took place, which were the skills challenge, three point contest, dunk contest, and Steph vs Sabrina. Here is a recap of what went down on Saturday. Kicking off […]
By Philip Ehlers. Coming into the 2024 baseball season, The New York Mets are one of the most fascinating teams in Major League Baseball. Just two seasons removed from a 101-win season, the Mets come into this season in a strange spot. In the Steve Cohen Era, the Mets have shown they have money and […]
Lauren Bentivegna talks with Angry Corpses!
By Lara Ziccardi All Time Low released their ninth studio album, Tell Me I’m Alive, on March 17th, 2023, since their 2020 release, Wake Up, Sunshine. All Time Low is most known for its 2006 hit, “Dear Maria, Count Me In.” Forming in Towson, Maryland, in 2003, they’ve been in the music scene from when they were […]
New Jersey’s own The New You visited our station for an episode of WMSC Unplugged! 90.3 WMSC FM · WMSC Unplugged: The New You Above photos by Frank Konze
