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Join us at Hinchliffe Stadium, Saturday October 26 as the �ǿ����޴�ý University Red Hawks take on the William Paterson Pioneers. Be sure to wear your Montclair gear! Stadium gates open at 10:00 a.m. and kickoff is scheduled for 12:00 p.m.

Ticket Information

• Tickets will be sold on-site and sales are cash only
• Montclair and Bloomfield faculty, staff and students are free with University ID
• Non-Montclair and Bloomfield students (middle school, high school, other institutions, etc) are $5 with a valid school ID
• Children under 12 years old are $5
• General admission is $10

Parking Information

• Parking is available in the Hinchliffe deck located at 1 Jasper Street, Paterson, NJ for $7 — credit card only. For more parking information, please review the .

Stadium Details

• Concessions are cashless and will be available for purchase.
• Please review the stadium’s .

In The News

• President Jonathan Koppell is quoted in this article that covered a recent summit meeting at Rowan University.
• Jason Williams (Justice Studies), is quoted in this for an article about what happens when politicians connect immigrants and people of color to crime rates.
• Thomas Franklin (School of Communication and Media), contributed a photo essay for about a recent trip to Havana, Cuba.
• Fanny Lauby (Political Science), is quoted in this article about “get out the vote” efforts.
• Brigid Burke (Religion), is quoted in this feature about the modern urban legend of the “black-eyed children.”
• Daniel Jean (Associate Provost for Educational Opportunity and Success Programs), and the University are featured in this about four higher education institutions that are successfully graduating low-income students at much higher rates than average; the article was also published by .
• Jin-A Choi (School of Communication and Media), was interviewed for the , discussing the pumpkin spice craze and how it has become a small industry in the U.S.
• David Galef (English), contributed a piece for about a school’s space assessment study.
• Jaime Grinberg (Educational Foundations), was interviewed about the Middle East in the news and analysis program , the influential international news broadcast network in Spanish that reaches all the Americas and parts of Europe.

Kudos

• To Benjamin Nienass (Political Science and Law), who was a part of a panel discussion for the published by El Colegio de Mexico which was also co-edited by Benjamin Nienass.
• To Karina Escobar (Office of Social Justice and Diversity), for hosting Rocky’s Closet Pop-Up which saw nearly 400 attendees and provided 1,2666 items to our community.
• To Brian Krist (History), who was elected as a fellow of the New York State Academy for Public Administration at the Academy’s September 2024 board meeting.
• To Vania Penha-Lopes (Sociology, BCMSU), who was one of the panelists at the online session “The Impact of Bias on Afro-Latino/e/x Communities in New Jersey,” organized by the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights.

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