Katia Passerini was appointed in February and originally scheduled to take her post July 1.

The college provided no timetable for implementing the plan, saying that it would be triggered by school officials with input from state and local agencies in compliance with rules and guidance put in place by the governor's office and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“I am confident that the team at OSHE will continue to build on the work we have accomplished together," said Zakiya Smith Ellis. "I will continue to be a fierce advocate for our state’s students."

The unveiling of the school's “hybrid flexible” learning agenda is one of the first definitive proposals from a New Jersey college.

The winners of the 2020 Startup Montclair Pitch Competition created a dental device, wine from trash and a wellness program for children.

The program from the Frank J. Guarini School of Business is set up to be completed within 18 months.

During the past month, more than 22,885 pieces of gear have been designed, assembled and donated.

With the administration of such SAT and ACT assessments disrupted by COVID-19, the school is making the requirement optional beginning with the fall semester.

Ann Marie Mauro will succeed Janet Mahoney in the position.

New Jersey Commissioner of Education Lamont Repollet will become the 18th president of the school.

Bus operators and popular venues took a hit when the pandemic forced the cancellation of proms and class trips.

The program allows students to complete three years at MCCC before transferring to complete a four-year degree.