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Written for The Argo by Faith Freeman. Different costumes, masquerade masks and a bright red carpet filled Stockton’s Campus Center on Thursday, October 29, for the Lolla-No-Booza celebration. The “Behind the Mask” […]
On Wednesday, October 21, students came in red, black, gold, and white gala/formal attire to celebrate 50 years at Los Latinos Unidos (LLU) Golden Anniversary Gala in the Campus Center Event Room. […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — On Thursday 29, 2026, the clear weather with the slight chill in the air had drawn students to crowd into the Dark Path, part of the perimeter on Lake […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — Stockton’s Pride Alliance and Queer and Trans People of Color Society (QTPOCS) presented an electric display through their collaborative event, Drag Queen Sex Toy Bingo, hosted in the Campus […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — On October 30, the Career Education and Development hosted its annual Not So Spooky Networking Bootcamp in the Fannie Lou Hamer Event Room on Stockton’s Atlantic City campus. This […]
Written for The Argo by Josh Corsentino Early Saturday morning, volunteers and Stockton students alike gathered at O’Donnell Park to kickstart Atlantic City’s 5th Community Day Clean Up event. Across multiple locations, […]
Written for The Argo by Faith Freeman. Students had the opportunity to discuss and explore their majors, minors and meet faculty during Stockton University’s Arts and Humanities (ARHU) Majors & Minors Fair […]
On October 22, Republican incumbent Jeff Van Drew and Democratic opponent Zack Mullock came to Stockton University’s Galloway campus for a debate hosted by the William J Hughes Center for Public Policy […]
Galloway, NJ – On October 10, 2026 WLFR hosted Lake Fred Radio Fest to celebrate the station’s 42nd anniversary. The event was hosted at the Lakeside Lodge at Stockton University, Galloway and […]
Written for The Argo by Samantha Flatten. GALLOWAY, N.J. — On Tuesday, October 13. from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M., Stockton’s Active Minds Club hosted the IMALIVE mental health awareness fair, which […]
Friday, October 16 saw the finale of the Digital Studies 4th Game Jam, where developers were able to showcase the games they worked on for the event. The Game Jam was hosted […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — There’s a new way to fail this semester. According to a brochure from the Office of the Registrar, “Beginning this fall, Stockton has updated some grading and withdrawal options.” […]
Written for The Argo by Roy Owusu Resources and support systems can often seem nonexistent in the strange new world of university campuses, especially for first-generation students. Navigating through the world of […]
Galloway, NJ— On October 8, President Joe Bertolino gave his annual State of the University Address which discussed the financial struggles that the university has been facing that have become increasingly known […]
On October 6, 2026 students and aspiring reporters of Stockton University gathered into the Galloway Campus Center Meeting Room this to meet the new president of the first ever meeting of the […]
It’s that time of year when the leaves fall off trees, the temperature drops and students run around the coffee house at the last second to get signatures, so they can run […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — On Tuesday, October 6, Stockton’s School of Social and Behavioral Sciences (SOBL) hosted a career panel for young aspiring professionals who identify as LGBTQ+. The event occurred in the […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — To begin the start of the annual University Weekend, students, alumni, and guests took a step into their favorite eras at the Osprey Ball on Thursday, October 8. The […]
Written for The Argo by Samantha Flatten. GALLOWAY, N.J. — October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and every year during this month, Stockton holds multiple events and tabling sessions to raise public […]
Wrriten for The Argo by Faith Freeman. On Thursday Oct. 8, from 10 A.M.. to 2 P.M. in the Big Blue Sports Center at Stockton University, students eagerly entered into the career […]
Written for the Argo by M. R. Dietrich and Kayla Lavecchia. GALLOWAY, N.J. — On Thursday, October 8 at 1:00 P.M., a protest against the State of the Union took place outside […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — On October 6, Kenneth “Freedom Smitty” Salaam came to Stockton University to discuss his experiences fighting for civil rights for this year’s civil rights symposium. The event is named […]
Written for the Argo by Samantha Flatten. Stockton’s own Career Education and Development Center (CED) —located in Suite 104—welcomed students of all grades to get their resumes reviewed by different employers on […]
After a weekend of canceled sports, the Ospreys returned to action ready to build momentum as fall sports continued across campus. From both soccer teams picking up conference victories to field hockey […]
Galloway, N.J – WLFR 91.7 FM is hosting Lake Fred Radio Fest to celebrate the station’s 42nd anniversary at 3:00 P.M. on Friday, October 16 at the Lakeside Lodge, Stockton University. The […]
Galloway, NJ – On September 30, 2026 Pride Alliance and Queer & Trans People of Color Society (QTPOCS) unveiled their LGBTQIA history month display. The display features local LGBTQ history from past […]
Galloway N.J. – On October 1, the Stockton community came together for the annual LGBTQ+ History Month Flag Raising in front of the Arts and Sciences building to highlight past and current […]
For commuters, a drive to campus may look like waking up at 7:00 A.M. and trying to find parking before their 8:30 A.M. class. Others may have night classes after a full […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy tabled outside of the Richard E. Bjork Library that guided students through the process of registering to vote, while learning of […]
On September 23, 2026, popular comic artist Aubrey Hirsch visited the university as the newest of a long list of guests for the Stephen Dunn Reading Series. The event was hosted in […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — September 21 was the second Monday of Fall 2026, which meant that the 27 recognized Greek Chapters of Stockton University came together once more for the Meet the Greeks […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — Over the summer, Stockton University has undergone some notable changes. Just a few weeks ago, Stockton hosted the grand reopening of the $24 million renovated library. Renovations to Big […]
Written for The Argo by Andrew Moodey. GALLOWAY, N.J. – On Thursday, September 24th, the Wellness Center’s Alcohol and Drug Peer Educators spent five hours enthusiastically presenting Narcan nasal sprays to anyone […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — On Sept. 25, 2026, Jo Kelly—a third-year Communications major—premiered their documentary Galloway Green Market: Making South Jersey Sustainable in collaboration with Go Green Galloway and AC Film Club. The […]
September 15, 2026 marked the official start of National Hispanic Heritage Month, and to welcome the celebration of cultures, identity and community among the vast Hispanic arts, cuisines, and lifestyles, At 4:30 […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — On Sept. 18, Student Transition Programs hosted a screening of the documentary “Leading Change: Dr. Vera King Farris,” to highlight the impact of Stockton University’s longest serving president. Dr. […]
Written for The Argo by Samantha Flatten. This past week on September 16 and 17, from 10 A.M.-3 P.M., Stockton’s hallways were buzzing with excitement as the Get Involved Fair, which welcomed […]
Written for The Argo by Conor Wasneuski. GALLOWAY, N.J. — As the moonlight crept up onto the university, the Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics used the opportunity of darkness to shine […]
This past week at Stockton University, the women’s athletes dominated across their respective sports. From volleyball and field hockey to soccer and cross country, Stockton’s women’s teams delivered several standout performances, with […]
Written for The Argo by M.R. Dietrich and Conor Wasneuski. GALLOWAY, N.J. — Stockton University’s Board of Trustees hosted a publicly-open meeting Thursday, September 10 from 3:30 P.M.-4:30 P.M. Executive Vice President Dr. […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — After two years of renovations, Stockton University has reopened the Richard E. Bjork Library following a $24 million project that expanded the facility to 100,000 square feet. The number […]
GALLOWAY, N.J. — The Stockton Republicans tabled in memory of Charlie Kirk on September 10 inside the Campus Center Coffeehouse. In recognition of the first anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death, several members […]
Written for The Argo by Samantha Flatten. Starting on September 8, Stockton University held its first week of classes, where new students and returning students rang in the new semester with campuswide […]
Stockton Students and Faculty are Coming Together to Prevent Genocide Erasure GALLOWAY, N.J. — On July 31, John Scarpa—Stockton University’s largest individual donor—sent a letter to President Joe Bertolino demanding the removal […]
With the school year coming to a close, the next class of Ospreys are flying off to a new stage of life, both from undergraduate school and graduate school. On Friday, April […]
After months of fundraising, planning, and preparations, Stockon’s Anime Club hosted its very first anime convention, MisagoCon! This event ran on Sunday, April 19, from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M., in the […]
Sexual Assault Awareness Month was first officially observed in April 2001. Awareness for the campaign culminated in 2009 when Barack Obama officially proclaimed April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The National Sexual […]
The student body at Stockton University has been very active with its over 250 student organizations, with events catered to every interest a student could have. There’s something happening every day on […]
Thursday, April 9, was a normal day on campus for many. But for Stockton student, Jack Edward Schmick, it was the moment everything he had been working toward finally stepped into the […]
After months of careful preparation and hard work, the Caribbean Student Association (CSA) hosted their Miss Caribbean Pageant on Friday, April 17. The pageant featured three contestants representing two Caribbean countries: the […]
Written for The Argo by Samantha Flatten. On April 13 from 6 P.M.-10 P.M., Asian Student Alliance (ASA) took over the Campus Center Event Room for their biggest event all semester, the […]
On April 18, Stockpot held their annual launch party for the release of their 52nd annual edition of the Stockpot Literary Magazine. This year’s theme was a Rococo inspired Masquerade with provided […]
April 27 to May 1, Pride Alliance and Queer & Trans People of Color Society (QTPOCS) are hosting a week of fun queer events. This week of events is meant to promote […]
Kayla Lavecchia, Editor-in-Chief of The Argo, sat down for a forty minute interview with President Joe Bertolino on Friday, April 10, 2026. Present was Associate Director of News & Media Relations, Mark […]
Cannabis Rescheduling – What does this mean for consumers and dispensaries? President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order on December 18, 2025 stating, “The Attorney General shall take all necessary steps […]
The annual Stockton University Foundation Scholarship Benefit Gala brought black tie to the Campus Center this past weekend. Since its inauguration over 40 years ago, the annual gala serves as one of […]
Written for The Argo by Samantha Flatten Have you ever thought about what a celebration between sustainable practices and a musical community would look like? This question was answered by Stockton Action […]
As the academic year comes to a close, many clubs and organizations here at Stockton are celebrating accomplishments and anniversaries. The Mexican Student Association (MEXSA) celebrated their 3rd year as an established […]
Ospreys Navigate’s pilot was launched in Fall 2024. This program is intended to “aid staff and faculty in efficiently evaluating student needs, referring resources, and closing the loop to ensure students have […]
On Wednesday, April 8, the Science of Life Club organized a Women in STEM Interdisciplinary Panel in the lecture hall in F-111. The program was hosted by Yater Henry, a student of […]
The featured guest speaker, Kizito Kalima, spoke on campus on April 7 to talk about his experience during the 1994 Rwandan Genocide against the Tutsi, and his continuing path on reconciling with […]
The Empowered Leadership Conference (ELC) took place on Friday, April 3, 2026 on Stockton’s Galloway Campus Center Event Room. At Stockton University, leadership is not treated as a position to be earned, […]
The First Ospreys club at Stockton University traveled abroad to London for the Student Global Leadership Conference, expanding their leadership skills and navigating through an unfamiliar environment. The conference, hosted by Foundation […]
On March 26, the Alumni Relations department hosted an Alumni Author Publishing Workshop in the Lower Level Art Gallery. With discussions, Q&As, and personal feedback, panelists discussed their experiences with publishing their […]
Penguins at the Lodge gave students a chance to learn more about penguins and other aspects of marine life. This event was hosted at Stockton University on Saturday, March 28, from 4:00-4:45 […]
On Wednesday, March 31, Stockton Entertainment Team (SET) hosted their annual Woodstockton event. Headlining this year was The Driver Era. The Driver Era includes Ross Lynch– best known from his leading roles […]
Student Development hosted the third Story Space of the semester, theming it to celebrate March as Women’s History Month. Students attending could grab pizza and drinks, and sit down in the Multicultural […]
On Tuesday, March 24, as Women’s History Month concluded, the Multicultural Center and Stockton’s Women’s History Committee hosted the Women’s Resilience and Empowerment panel, “Stories Beyond Walls,” with support from Lambda Theta […]
The Empowered Leadership Conference has been held annually since its initial launch in 2022. This year’s conference will take place on April 3, 2026 in the Campus Center. The conference will include […]
Stockton’s Water Watch and Stockton Action Volunteers for the Environment (SAVE) hosted the Environmental Forum on Monday, March 23, from 10 A.M. through 3 P.M. Here, students had an opportunity to learn […]
Written for The Argo by Anthony Beska. The advice your parent’s give of “college is what you make it” is tried and true across campuses and generations. While you could lock yourself […]
[STOCKTON UNIVERSITY–] Stockton University’s Finance and Professional Services Committee of the Board of Trustees met on March 3 for their annual tuition hearing. Opening remarks by Timothy Lowry, Vice-Chair for the Board […]
Written for The Argo by Gianni Palumbo Community engagement is a huge aspect to the college experience. Here at Stockton, there are tons of ways to get involved, meet people, and build […]
The Stockton University Stephen Dunn Visiting Reading Series held its Faculty and Alumni Reading on Wednesday, March 18, in the Multicultural Center. The event featured two Stockton University literature professors, Nathan Long […]
Written for The Argo by Jack Bizga, a Junior Environmental Studies Major with Writing Minor In the fall semester of 2025, I took a class listed in Stockton University’s catalog as GSS […]
Neurodiversity Week Speaker 2026 On March 20, Active Minds and Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) hosted a Neurodiversity Week speaker: Kaelynn Partlow. Partlow is best known for her appearance in the Netflix […]
This Press Release was sent to The Argo by Mark Melhorn, Associate Director of News and Media Relations. Galloway, N.J. — Chicana artist Marta Sanchez is the featured speaker at the annual Al […]
On January 5, 2026, Martha Wygmans started her journey as the new Vice President of Student Affairs here at Stockton. Given her new status at the university, The Argo reporter, Conor Wasneuski […]
On Thursday, February 26, Stockton’s Wellness Center warmed up with hot chocolate and candy in the Event Room, hosting the Winter Wellness Day; a fair for students to learn more about health, […]
GALLOWAY — After much speculation, the Stockton Entertainment Team (SET) announced that The Driver Era is the artist for Woodstockton XVI, performing at Stockton on Tuesday, March 31, at Big Blue. The […]
Due to recent severe weather this semester, Stockton has accumulated four snow days that shut down the entire campus. Just two weeks apart, two major snowstorms hit New Jersey, prompting states of […]
Incredible writers and poets perform open mics to showcase their poetry in its truest form—with voice and theatrics. Murphy Writing of Stockton University hosts World Above Reading Poetry Open Mic at the […]
Joshua Corsentino, a Visual Communications major with a minor in Digital Studies, contacted the Argo to inform Stockton about his independent study: The Consumer Response to AI. The study is for his […]
This past cloudy Thursday was made a little bit brighter with the warm inviting atmosphere of the Leadership Lunch’s second meet on February 19, 2026 hosted by Associate Director of Student Development […]
STOCKTON — Students were stunned this past week as dozens of the wild Canada geese that inhabit Stockton’s campus were found dead, seemingly dying where they stood. The cause for the rapid […]
On Friday, February 21, 2026, at 7:30 P.M., the Stockton University Performing Arts Center (PAC) held an event, “Forever Motown: So Good for the Soul” with a sold-out show of over 500 […]
Stockton University Athletics had a successful weekend, marked by important wins, senior day celebrations, and impressive individual performances. As winter postseason approaches and spring sports begin, the Ospreys continue to build momentum. […]
It was February 6, 2026 when professor MeeNa Ko of the Digital Studies division in Stockton announced their Game Jam was live for any creative minds to make their teams and create […]
Language enthusiasts at Stockton have something new to look forward to this semester. What began as a simple idea among student leaders has grown into a cultural and educational initiative open to […]
Murphy Writing of Stockton University brought another writer for the Stephen Dunn Reading Series on February 11. Author Dionne Ford read from her memoir “Go Back and Get It” which was a […]
Society of Professional Journalist (SPJ) held their first mixer event in collaboration with The Argo on February 12 at 5:30 P.M. where students were encouraged to join The Argo and newly revamped, […]
Written for The Argo by Samantha Flatten On February 7, Stockton’s Student Senate sent out a mass body email stating that an emergency meeting was to be held in the next few […]
GALLOWAY, NJ– On February 3, 2026 the Meet Black Stockton (MBS) event was hosted on the university’s main campus in the Board of Trustees room. The event was organized by Stockton’s Unified […]
On February 6, Stockton’s Performing Arts Center hosted the NJ Verismo Opera Company in presenting Verdi’s Rigoletto, a tragic, three-act opera written by Giuseppe Verdi in 1851. Starring Michael Nansel as the […]
National Girls and Women in Sports Day has recognized that women in sports are important, representation truly matters, and women athletes deserve the same recognition, respect, and support as their male counterparts, […]
