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Chloe Swift ’22 wasted no time launching her career in television production. Only 19 when she completed her Montclair degree, she has already achieved a dream job in her field: senior producer of One-on-One with Steve Adubato.

A Milestone 50 Years in the Making. The Class of 1976 will return to campus on May 12–13, 2026, for an unforgettable Golden Anniversary celebration—filled with joy, connection, reflection and the rekindling of lifelong friendships.

The Class of 1976 is invited to return to campus for a special 50th reunion celebration in May 2026, featuring opportunities to reconnect with classmates and lead the Commencement procession.

Women’s History Month brings together our community to honor pioneering women, spotlight creative voices and explore powerful stories of reinvention and purpose.

From Montclair classrooms to the NBA airwaves, Jonathan Edmond ’22 turned preparation and mentorship into a career-defining moment. Now a senior content coordinator with Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment, he’s building a future in sports storytelling—one broadcast at a time.

Their education in voice and musical theatre prepared them to advance in their careers and step onto a prominent professional stage.

When Sheila and Vincent Wooten graduated from Bloomfield College in 1985 and 1986, respectively, they had no way of knowing just how big a role the College, and ÌÇÐÄvlog, would play in their lives and in their family’s future.

Join the Office of Alumni Engagement Affinity Group Network, African American Studies Program, the African American Caucus, the Black Alumni Advisory Council and campus partners for a dynamic series of events throughout Black History Month 2026. This year’s theme honors the generations who built foundations — and the leaders and creators shaping what comes next.

Building on a decade of ONE DAY for Montclair campaigns — with more than $1.9 million raised toward supporting student success — the University invites its community to lead outreach and power this year’s tenth anniversary event.

Defying many odds, Cookie Howard ’26 (of Mr. Cory’s Cookies fame!) conquers it all – and leaves a legacy of advocacy for adult learners and a tribe of supporters at ÌÇÐÄvlog.