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Zuleika RodriguezPRESS RELEASE: NJ Association of Verismo Opera brings Verdi’s ‘Rigoletto’ to PAC on Friday, Feb. 6
This Press Release was sent to The Argo by Mark Melhorn, Associate Director of News and Media Relations. Galloway, N.J. – The NJ Association of Verismo Opera is returning to the mainstage of […]
$2 Million donation from the Levine and Gormley Family Foundation set to change STEM education at Stockton.
ATLANTIC CITY — A $2 million donation to create full scholarships will not only benefit science and technology students coming to Stockton University, but could establish a more focused academic identity tor […]
Join Stockton’s 250+ Student Organizations at the Get Involved Fair
The Spring 2026 Get Involved Fair kicked off the beginning of the new semester in the Campus Center and Academic Spine on January 28 & 29 of 2026. The annual event provides […]
The Last of Old Stockton- Told Through Tom Kinsella
Written for The Argo by Sadie Sparks Sporting an oversized, long-sleeved, dark green button-up shirt with the sleeves rolled up and khakis, Professor Thomas Kinsella of Stockton University is roughly 70-years-old. His wired glasses on the tip of his nose frame his one blue and one brown eye as […]
32nd Annual Winter Poetry and Prose Getaway
Murphy Writing of Stockton University held its 32nd Annual Winter Poetry and Prose Getaway from January 16-19. The getaway had writers from 16 states under one roof at the Seaview Hotel in […]
Stockton Basketball Midseason Winter Recap
Stockton University’s men’s and women’s basketball programs showcased resilience, growth, and historic individual performances during a busy winter stretch that spanned non-conference play and key NJAC matchups. Both squads leaned on dominant […]
Fraternity and Sorority Life holds semestral Meet the Greeks for the Spring
Students who have earned 12 or more credits are now eligible to join a Greek-letter organization on Stockton’s campus. On January 21, Meet the Greeks provided those students with the opportunity to […]
Martin Luther King Jr. Day brings 22nd Annual Day of Service
The start of the Spring Semester was marked with the beginning of M.L.K. Day of Service, which brought the warmth of generosity and happiness to campus with the annual tradition of giving […]
How to protect yourself if I.C.E. is on campus.
Written for The Argo by Gabriela Marroquin. On January 12, the New Jersey Senate and Assembly passed the “Safe CommunitiesAct“. This act, if signed into law by Governor Phil Murphy, would require […]
Does Stockton’s Galloway campus need more live music spaces?
Written for The Argo by Anthony Beska When discussing New Jersey with someone, their first thoughts usually gravitate towards pop culture like The Sopranos or Jersey Shore. Maybe even the in-jokes like […]
PRESS RELEASE: Stockton Foundation Publishes E-Book on Former N.J. State Senator William Gormley
This Press Release was sent to The Argo by Mark Melhorn, Associate Director of News and Media Relations. Galloway, N.J. — The Stockton University Foundation published today a biography of former New […]
Stockton Dining’s Meal Plans: The Fall semester results
Stockton’s Fall semester began with a huge change for the Ospreys when Chartwells decided to completely revamp the system without any proper notice to students and/or parents. The response was massive and […]
Stockton University’s Office of Global Engagement host Banquet and Awards Night
Stockton University’s Office of Global Engagement (OGE) hosted their Inaugural International Education Week Banquet & Awards Ceremony on November 19 at 6:00 p.m. The ceremony started off with dinner and was followed with opening […]
Stockton Board of Trustees holds public meeting and addresses changes upcoming year
Stockton University’s Board of Trustees met last Wednesday on December 4 to discuss developments in Stockton’s strategic plan. President Joe spoke about Stockton’s efforts to reach students interested in Stockton, with nearly […]
Stockton student arrested during protest of Krome Immigrant Detention Facility
Down in Miami, Florida, the Krome Detention Facility has been under fire for it’s cruel living conditions, such as lack of food and overcrowding (NPR). On November 23, a demonstration was organized […]
How one local woman’s dream opened Galloway’s first Hispanic market
GALLOWAY, N.J. — Nestled in a tiny corner store on Jimmie Leeds Road lies the heart of Latino goods and culture. La Esquinita Mini Market, located at 80 W. Jimmie Leeds Road, […]
Breaking Barriers Together: How two South Asian commuters from Atlantic City studied abroad
It would be an injustice and I would feel uneasy if I wrote this article in third person. I must write it in first so readers may understand the depth of what […]
The November Student Senate meeting: End of semester updates and upcoming changes
As the Fall 2025 semester closes, the Student Senate hosted a public meeting to recap the events, news, and upcoming proceedings on November 25, 2025 at 4:30 p.m. in the Board of […]
Pilipino American Students Association of Stockton’s 4th Annual Gala
Written for The Argo by Olivia Ladd. On December 6, the Pilipino American Students Association of Stockton (PASAS) hosted their fourth annual Gala: Old Hollywood style! The night was energetic and filled […]
Lake Fred Folks and Craft Fair revived 50 years later, hosted by 91.7 WLFR
Over 50 years ago in the year 1973, the former Stockton Folklore Society hosted its first ever Lake Fred Folks and Craft Fair to celebrate the musicians in the community that brought […]
Young daydreamer to Editor-in-Chief: The Argo’s Mary DeRose shares her journey as a writer
Mary DeRose is a musician, student, poet, and writer at Stockton University and the Editor-in-Chief of The Argo. She sat down for an interview with copyeditor Kayla Lavecchia to discuss her journey […]
How Stockton stood strong during the government shutdown
While the government shutdown is technically over, its impact as the longest shutdown in American history will continue to live on. 43 days of decreased SNAP benefits, travel, and court operations, will […]
Stockton holds 41st annual Student, Faculty, and Staff Thanksgiving Dinner
With Thanksgiving less than a week away, and to mesh with the holiday spirit, Stockton held a dinner for students, faculty, and staff members to share a meal and memories before break. […]
Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge: Behind the scenes of the government shutdown
Galloway Township — At first glance, it might be hard to notice the impact of the government shutdown on the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge. Just 6 miles from Stockton’s campus, the […]
Pride Alliance and QTPOCS hold space for Transgender Day of Remembrance
On November 20, Pride Alliance and the Queer and Trans People of Color Society (QTPOCS) held space in the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Center (WGSC) for Transgender Day of Remembrance, with speeches […]
Stockton commemorates service learning during annual Celebration of Service
Service Learning is an opportunity for students to serve their community by actively participating in volunteer work. This allows students to learn the academic material relevant to their specific courses within their […]
Running out of room: Addressing student housing, equity, and retention at Stockton University
Stockton University has long held a mission grounded in access: nearly half of its undergraduates receive Pell Grants, and the institution serves a significant number of first-generation college students who are navigating […]
Theatre Program shows “Songs for a New World” in Experimental Theatre
Stockton’s community was given a treat on Friday evening when students in the upper-level Theatre course, “Creative Project Development,” presented their finalized project: a performance of Jason Robert Brown’s “Songs for a […]
Stockton University celebrates 2025 Veterans Week On Campus
Hosted by the Military & Veterans Success Center (MVSC) at Stockton University, community members and students were invited to participate in a week-long lineup of programming to honor Veterans Day week from […]
Stockton volleyball’s season ends in NJAC Title Match against Kean
The Stockton University women’s volleyball team (22–9) fell short in the NJAC Championship matchup against Kean University (29–5) on Saturday, November 15. The conference title match featured high energy and strong momentum […]
PRESS RELEASE: Gormley, Levine Families Donate $100,000 to Stockton’s Master of Social Work Program
Press Release sent to The Argo by Mark Melhorn, Associate Director of News and Media Relations. Atlantic City, N.J. — Since Stockton University started its Master of Social Work program more than […]
Dressing for success: Stockton’s Suit Closet opens its doors to opportunity
In a world where first impressions often determine the trajectory of a career, Stockton University has taken a meaningful initiative toward ensuring every student can step confidently into their professional future. The […]
Bay Atlantic Symphony honors Veterans of the Armed Forces at Stockton University’s Performing Arts Center
GALLOWAY NJ – On Saturday November 8, 2025 local veterans, Stockton students, friends and family gathered for A Musical Tribute to All Veterans. The School of Arts & Humanities, The Sara & […]
William F Moen, Jr. visits Stockton to speak with students about the results of the New Jersey elections
New Jersey voters are voting for what direction they want to see the US go towards, William F. Moen, Jr. said about the results of the recent state elections. New Jersey is […]
Poet Greg Djanikian reads his poetry at Stephen Dunn Visiting Writers series
The Stephen Dunn Visiting Writers Series has been ongoing at Stockton for many years, created by Stephen Dunn himself. Dunn was a professor of Creative Writing at Stockton for over 40 years […]
New Jersey gubernatorial election flips multiple counties statewide, Sherrill elected governor
On November 4, New Jersey, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and California held elections for various governmental positions. New Jersey—who has elected a new governor—was a part of a nation-wide “Blue Wave,” marking […]
SPONSORED: Swift Nation to perform a Taylor Swift Sing-Along Tribute Show at the Stockton Performing Arts Center on November 20
Swift Nation will be performing a sing-along tribute show of Taylor Swift’s discography on November 20 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for students are just $12, but there is ticket giveaway on The […]
Sober Week concludes with annual Halloween celebration “Lolla No Booza”
With costume-wearing and candy-eating being popular during Halloween season, many also take it as a night of booze-downing at parties all across the state. To have fun with the seasonal festivities in […]
Stockton’s Zeta Chapter of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. hosts second annual “Candles for My Sister” Breast Cancer Walk
Amid the downpour on Thursday, the Zeta Chapter of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. waited for the skies to clear before beginning its second annual “Candles for My Sister” Breast Cancer […]
From internship to copywriter: Stockton alumna Elizabeth Myers shares her story
For many college students, internships stand as a landmark opportunity as a way to get a head start in their professional careers. For Stockton University alumna, Elizabeth Myers, her internship opportunity with […]
Stockton faculty rock on for a good cause at Anchor Rock Club
ATLANTIC CITY — Five members of Stockton’s esteemed faculty put on a killer show last Thursday at Anchor Rock Club, playing hits from the past and present in support of a good […]
Student Senate discusses shifts within the Strategic Planning Committee and new shuttles on campus
On Tuesday, October 28, Stockton’s Student Senate met to discuss key university updates including the Strategic Planning Committee and the number of shuttles on campus. Executive Director of Student Affairs Strategic Planning […]
SPONSORED: The Hughes Center to host “An Evening with Melissa Jacoby” on November 11
The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy will host Melissa Jacoby on November 11 to discuss her book “Unjust Debts: How Our Bankruptcy System Makes America More Unequal.” For more information, […]
Pride Alliance hosts Drag Queen Sex Toy Bingo on Stockton campus amidst public backlash on the event’s “provocative” nature
On October 22, Pride Alliance along with Queer and Trans People of Color Society (QTPOCS), the Campus Center, and the Wellness Center, hosted Drag Queen Sex Toy Bingo, a night of “Bingo […]
Heated debate for Assembly District 2 takes place on Stockton University’s campus
As New Jersey prepares for the gubernatorial election, there is also a campaign for Assembly District 2 occurring on November 4, 2025. The position is currently held by Republican candidates Don Guardian […]
“No Kings Day” protests take place nationally and locally with student participation
Written for The Argo by Danna Urias and Kayla Lavecchia The second No Kings Day protest on October 18 marked a period where more than 7 million people nationwide and across all […]
Osprey Madness brings energy and enthusiasm for basketball to Stockton
The Stockton community packed The Sports Center on Tuesday, October 21, for Osprey Madness, the annual event that kicks off the basketball season and celebrates Osprey pride. Students, staff, and alumni came […]
Stockton hosts fourth Community Day in Atlantic City
Stockton University hosted its fourth annual Atlantic City Community Cleanup, with help from both students and staff to clean trash and reinforce their commitment to the community in Atlantic City. On the […]
PRESS RELEASE: Noyes Arts Garage invites public to celebrate Dia de los Muertos on Nov. 1
This press release was sent to The Argo by Associate Director of News and Media Relations, Mark Melhorn. Atlantic City, N.J. — The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University will celebrate one […]
SPONSORED: Hughes Center for Public Policy to host “Pizza and Politics Hour: Lunch with a Legislator” with Deputy Majority Leader and Assemblyman William F. Moen Jr.
The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy will be hosting District 5 Assemblyman William F. Moen Jr. (D) for “Pizza and Politics Hour: Lunch with a Legislator” to discuss the NJ […]
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